How it works
Record at the size you work at
No need to shrink the window or zoom the browser first.
Camera
The camera follows the click.
Clueso puts the zoom where the action is, so a 13-inch screen recording is still legible on a phone — without you keyframing a camera path.
Full screen. The field being filled is a few pixels tall.
What Clueso does
Places the camera
Zooms land on the action, and you can move or retime any of them.
What you get
A video that reads on a phone
Small UI stops being the reason a walkthrough is unwatchable.
What it actually does
The controls an evaluator asks about, not a restatement of the headline.
Zoom is an element, not a render setting
It sits on the timeline with everything else, so you can move, retime or delete one.
Layer-aware magnification
A zoom can scale everything in the clip, or only what sits below it — so a caption or logo above stays at its own scale.
Z-order decides what magnifies
For a layer-aware zoom, where it sits in the stack picks which elements it scales.
Editable after the fact
Every automatically placed zoom is a normal element you can adjust.
The agent can place them
Clueso Agents uses the same zoom operations you do.
Without it
With Auto-zoom
Without it
A full-screen recording where nobody can see which field was filled.
With Auto-zoom
The frame moves with the work, and the overlay text stays crisp on top of it.