Most device-video tools are Mac-only and built for landscape desktop demos. App Store previews are 9:16. TapCraft runs in the browser. Drop in an Android or iOS screen recording, wrap it in a real Pixel / iPhone / Galaxy frame, add tap ripples (click to place, or import exact coordinates from adb), auto-zoom the camera, cover the recorder's red chip, and export 1080 or 2K. Free is unlimited and watermarked.
I kept searching for way to make App Store / Product Hunt clips of Android apps — and bouncing off the same wall: All available apps they're Mac-first and landscape-first. I ship on Windows. The recording is already 9:16. The taps already happened.
So I built the thing I wanted: a browser studio that takes a raw screen recording and turns it into a device-framed launch video. The part I care about most is the taps. If you capture them over adb while you record, the ripples and the camera zoom land on the real coordinates — not a guess from the pixels. A form fill becomes one camera move, not five twitches.
What's in this launch:
- 15 device frames (Pixel, iPhone, Galaxy, OnePlus, Nothing, Xiaomi)
- Auto-zoom that clusters nearby taps
- Status bar replacement (kills the red recording dot)
- Trim, backgrounds, optional music/voiceover on Pro
- Unlimited free exports (watermarked).
If you make mobile apps: what's the last clip you needed a tool like this for — store preview, TikTok, or a changelog?
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