Camtasia lets you record a video of what’s on your computer screen. Use it to make lessons, tutorials, or product demos. Turn your screen recordings into compelling videos with Camtasia’s video editing tools, animations, and effects.
Record whatever part of your screen you need, down to the pixel. Camtasia’s precise crosshairs make it simple to capture windows, regions, or your entire desktop.
After you record, Camtasia will import your system audio, screen video, cursor, and microphone onto their own tracks, so you can easily edit them separately.
Put a face to your voice. Simply turn on your webcam when you start screencasting, and Camtasia will automatically add it as a separate track.
Add in real-world footage with TechSmith Fuse, our free mobile app. Or, import existing videos, photos, music, and more to create unique videos that stand out.
Your screen recordings don’t have to be perfect in a single take. Camtasia’s video editor makes it painless to cut out mistakes or patch in new footage. With the editing timeline, you have control over every frame in your video. And if you change your mind, Camtasia will always save your original footage, even if you’ve cut clips.
Export your video projects in a variety of file formats (MP4, WMV, MOV, AVI, etc.) with Camtasia’s custom production settings. Share your recordings on your organization’s LMS or add them to Microsoft PowerPoint presentations, so everyone can see it at once. Or send your recordings straight to accounts you already use like YouTube, Vimeo, Google Drive, and more.

Camtasia per Mac è un ottimo strumento derivato da Camtasia Studio, sviluppato esclusivamente per Macintosh per registrare e modificare video registrati dal tuo desktop, siano essi in full screen o provenienti dal piccolo display di una webcam.
Camtasia ti permette di registrare video specificando la fonte del suono e di attivare la webcam se necessario.
Una volta che il video è stato filmato, potrai modificarlo con uno strumento specifico dotato di filtri e diverse opzioni.
Terminato il tuo video, potrai condividerlo via iTunes, Screencast o YouTube. In alternativa, potrai esportarlo come file video in Flash 3G, AIFF, Quicktime, AU, AVI, Wave, MPEG-4, ecc.