Flicka records your screen with cinematic auto-zoom that follows your cursor, lets you polish it on a real timeline, annotate any screenshot, and export MP4, WebM or GIF. It all runs in the browser. No install, no account, nothing leaves your device.
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Launched this week
A screen recorder that makes launch-ready demos: auto-zoom on your clicks, backdrops, frames, a webcam layer, MP4 export. A Chrome extension; nothing uploaded.Flicka is now a Chrome extension. Record a tab, your screen, a window, an area or your camera; draw and blur on the page while you record. Your clicks become zooms in the editor, with captions made on your device. Nothing is uploaded.
Free
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Can you move or adjust the auto zooms after recording? That would be really useful.
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@shubham_nair12 Yes! Every auto-zoom becomes a block on the timeline after recording - you can drag it to move it, stretch it to change its duration, dial the zoom level between 1.1× and 4×, or delete it and double-click to add your own. The auto part is just the starting point
Thanks for using the product!
Keeping everything on device is nice, especially when you’re recording something with customer info on screen.
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@roger_wang27 That's exactly the case that pushed me to keep it local. If customer data is on screen, the recording shouldn't take a round trip through someone's server just to get cropped
I’ve definitely forgotten to blur something until after recording being able to do it while recording is useful.
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@bonnie_lu27 Same experience is what motivated it - noticing mid-take beats re-recording the whole thing
The one sentence recording setup is a cool idea. Less clicking around before you actually start.
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@raaed_muggo12 Thanks - the goal was that by the time you've read the sentence back, you've already configured the recording.
The crash recovery part caught my attention. Losing a recording halfway through is the worst.
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@xun_jiang12 Thanks! It was born from exactly that pain. The recording is written to disk every second while you record, so if the tab or browser dies mid-take, you reopen Flicka and the take is there — auto-zooms included, since the cursor data is saved along with it.
The auto zoom on clicks is probably the feature I’d use most. Makes product demos much easier to follow.
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@vriddhi_mittal27 glad you liked it! thanks