Updates
Newest first
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Improved
- If a recording can't start, ShipYourClips now tells you why, so you can fix it and go again.
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Improved
- Your camera switches off as soon as you leave the record bar. Open the editor, open your license, or close the bar, and the light goes out.
- Animated GIFs export at any length and speed, keep your clip's exact timing, and the export sheet shows the size you'll get.
Also
- The editor keeps its size and place when you open another recording, and switching the camera on and off is more reliable on older Macs.
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Improved
- Captions now arrange themselves around your camera bubble: beside it on landscape videos, above it on vertical ones.
- The badge on free exports moves to whichever corner your camera isn't in.
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ShipYourClips now runs on macOS 15 Sequoia as well as macOS 26, on Apple silicon and Intel Macs. Removing filler words needs macOS 26, which includes the speech model it uses; everything else works the same on macOS 15.
Also
- Faster, lighter editing on older Macs, and export size estimates that account for the silence you cut.
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The first public release. Record your screen and ShipYourClips hands back a clip that is already zoomed on every click, captioned in your own voice, and framed on a background, ready to post.
In the box
- Records a screen, a window, or an area you drag out, from a bar that stays out of the shot.
- Every click is already zoomed by the time the editor opens, and every zoom stays yours to move, resize, retarget, or delete.
- One click each: captions transcribed on your Mac, the ums and uhs cut out of your speech, silence dropped between sentences, audio evened out.
- The rest of the polish: a background with padding and a shadow, your webcam in the frame, a restyled cursor, keystrokes on screen, click sounds, music, and a teleprompter that never appears in the recording.
- Exports MP4 or GIF up to 4K in 16:9, 4:5, 1:1, or 9:16, and saves a project you can reopen and re-edit later.
- Everything happens on your Mac. Nothing is uploaded, it works on a plane, and the app only reaches the network to check your license and look for updates.
- Signed and notarized by Apple, and it updates itself from here on.
Why a subscription
- Free to use for as long as you like. Exports carry a small watermark, and everything else works.
- $39 a year removes it. A recorder has to keep up with every macOS release, and the subscription is what pays for that work. Your rate is locked for as long as you stay subscribed: the price rises as more people join, never for you.