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Screen recorder with
click highlights

Make tutorials, lessons, and product demos easier to follow with visible click circles, ripple effects, cursor focus, text selection highlights, captions, and camera scenes.

Direct answer: Click highlights make each action visible when a tutorial depends on small buttons, menus, or interface controls. OurScreen records those moments into a local Mac project, applies visible click treatment, and lets you review the result before export.

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Viewer clarity

Make important actions easy to follow

A viewer should not have to hunt for the cursor. Use click emphasis where an action changes the screen, and keep routine movement visually quiet.

Color options

Use stronger tones such as red, yellow, green, white, and teal for different backgrounds.

Circle and ripple styles

Use simple visible circles or ripple effects depending on the video style.

Auto-zoom support

Click moments can guide smooth zooms so small UI details become easier to see.

Text selection highlights

When you select text while recording, OurScreen can create editable highlight moments for the final video.

Reviewable first pass

Smart Director combines click clarity with the rest of the edit, then leaves the project available for review.

Local-first workflow

Click data and project edits stay on your Mac unless you export or share the final video.

Use with restraint

Highlight decisions, not every movement

Emphasize clicks that open a menu, submit an answer, change a setting, or move the lesson forward. Too many effects compete with the explanation, especially when captions and a camera view are also on screen.

For classroom software

Slow down around unfamiliar controls and keep each click visible long enough for students to connect the action with the result.

For product demos

Use click highlights with auto-zoom when the control is too small to read at normal scale.

For accessible captions

Place captions away from the active control so text and click emphasis never cover each other.

Build a clearer teaching sequence

Use board moments when an idea needs explanation, captions when speech needs to remain readable, and click highlights when the viewer needs to follow an interface action. For an end-to-end example, see the product demo workflow.