A in-browser screen recorder featuring cinematic 3D effects
Are your product demos looking flat and boring? 🥱 Creating studio-quality tutorials usually means juggling heavy software and complex timelines just to get a simple video. Screentell changes that by combining everything into one seamless browser tab. ☁️ Zero Install: Runs entirely in browser, cross-platform. 🎬 Cinematic Polish: Instantly add stunning 3D effects and sticker annotations. ⚡️ All-in-One Flow: Simple Record → Edit → Export workflow. check more feature details in the comments below.
Hi, Hunters👋 I’m Shawn, founder of Screentell . I’ve been working on a screen recorder I built to solve my own pain points: https://screentell.com/ The idea was to have a simple record → edit → export flow in one place, without juggling multiple tools. It includes cinematic 3D camera effects and basic stickers for annotations . On the homepage , I included a few demo videos that introduce Screentell, and all of them were recorded using Screentell itself. Compared to more common focus zoom effect
This is an impressive 3D effect—truly remarkable! Great job on achieving such a stunning visual. At last, we have an outstanding screen recording that showcases creativity and skill.
The video immediately sold me on why this could be incredibly useful for digital product shots so I’m fully on board with this. Can’t wait to try it
Nice buddy! I just bought the Pro subscription :D Convert this into a Desktop app, if possible! Thanks.
The 3D effects and sticker annotations sound like they’d add that 'cinematic polish' without much effort. I wonder if the stickers are customizable to match my brand's colors, or if we have to use the pre-set ones it comes with.
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