Capture Studio
Screen recorder and video editor in one for Windows.
What is Capture Studio?
Capture Studio is a combined screen recorder and video editor for Windows designed to help you capture your screen, window, or region at up to 120 FPS. It provides built-in tools to polish your footage with timeline editing, smart zoom, smooth cursor motion, keystroke overlays, and clean background framing.
Built for creators, educators, and professionals making tutorials or product demos, the software runs locally on your machine to ensure complete privacy for your recordings. Features include on-device speech-to-text for automatic subtitles, AI voice generation with multiple neural voices, voice cloning, and privacy blur tools to protect sensitive information.
What sets Capture Studio apart is its local processing power and all-in-one approach, offering features like noise cancellation, AI avatars, and click-by-click documentation export without sending footage to the cloud.
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