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Introducing Framok.
Framok does the camera work for you. Every click becomes a smooth zoom, your cursor glides, and the export looks like a product launch. On Windows, for the first time.
Free during early access. Records on your PC, no account, no watermark.
Click anywhere and the camera moves in, follows your cursor calmly, and pulls back out when you are done. Nothing to keyframe. Every move is adjustable afterwards.
A live simulation drawn in the page, not a video. The real thing works the same way on your own screen.
The things that make a recording feel finished, handled before you open the editor.
Framok zooms into the click, follows your cursor inside a calm dead zone, and holds while you type. It pulls back out when you press Enter or move on, so a search never gets cut short.
Your real cursor is kept out of the recording and redrawn in post: larger, smoother, with a soft ripple and a little press on every click. You still see your own cursor the whole time you record.
Turn on your webcam before you record and Framok adds a clean bubble: circle, rounded or pill, any corner, mirrored if you like, and it can step aside while the camera zooms.
A padded, rounded, shadowed frame on a gradient, a solid colour or your own image. Choose 16:9 for YouTube, 9:16 for Shorts or 1:1 for a post, and save the whole look as a preset for next time.
A floating bar with a countdown, pause and stop. Ctrl+Alt+R starts and stops, Ctrl+Alt+P pauses, and the shortcuts sit right on the bar so you never hunt for them mid take.
1080p, 1440p or 4K, encoded on your GPU. A one minute 4K export takes about two minutes on a laptop.
Pick a display, a single window, or drag out any region. Recording happens at native resolution.
In and out points, speed up the whole take, mix microphone and system audio with separate gain.
No account, no upload, no watermark. Recordings and exports stay on your PC.
Add, drag and resize zoom blocks on the timeline, or change a single zoom's level. The automatic ones are a starting point.
Save a look and a motion style, and use it for every new recording.
Mac users have had this kind of recorder for years. On Windows the choice has been clunky, cloud first, or a subscription.
| Framok | Screen Studio | Screen Charm | Cap | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Runs on Windows | Yes | Mac only | Mac only | Yes |
| Auto zoom that follows the cursor | Yes | Yes | Yes | Basic |
| Hides and redraws the cursor | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
| Webcam bubble | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| 4K 60 fps local export | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| No account required | Yes | Account | Yes | Optional |
| Pricing | Pay once | Subscription | Pay once | Free, paid cloud |
Framok is free while it is in early access. When it launches you buy a licence once and every 1.x update is included.
Windows 10 (2004) or later, 64 bit. About 450 MB installed.
No. Recording, editing and export all happen on your PC. There is no account and no server.
Early access builds are not yet code signed, so SmartScreen shows a warning the first time. Click "More info" then "Run anyway". Signed builds are coming.
Yes. Framok hides the system cursor from the capture and draws a stand in for you on screen, so you can work normally. Pause at any time to get your normal cursor back.
It holds while you keep clicking or typing and winds down shortly after you press Enter, Escape or Tab, or after a pause you can set. You can also drag any zoom block on the timeline or add your own.
The native resolution of your display. Export can upscale to 4K, and the zoom magnifies from the source, so a 1440p or 4K display gives the sharpest zooms.
No. One licence, every 1.x update included. Team packs will be available at launch.