
Screenify Studio
The Mac screen recorder that turns rough captures into polished product demos, and stages them in a real iPhone or MacBook.
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Description
The Mac screen recorder that turns rough captures into polished product demos, and stages them in a real iPhone or MacBook. For builders who hate editing.
About Screenify Studio
What is Screenify Studio?
Screenify Studio is a macOS screen recorder and editor that adds mockups, camera moves, captions, and a share link, and it runs on the Mac.
What Screenify Studio does
Record a screen, a window, an area, more than one window, or an iPhone over USB or in the Simulator. Edit on a timeline with zoom, device mockups, 3D camera motion, titles, callouts, annotations, and a cursor. Add narration, music, and captions, then export or share a link. Recording, editing, export, transcription, and AI voices run on the Mac. Nothing leaves the Mac unless you create a share link. Windows and Linux are not available yet.
Who Screenify Studio is for
People on a Mac who record product demos, bug-fix walkthroughs, and build-in-public clips, on Apple Silicon or Intel.
How Screenify Studio works
Install on macOS 13 Ventura or later. Capture the screen, edit on the timeline, and export. The documentation says one recording, start to finish, in about two minutes. Free export is local, 1080p, up to 5 minutes, with a watermark. Pro adds 4K export without a watermark, on-device AI voiceover, background removal, captions, and translation. A custom domain can serve share links. The app is described as Apple Silicon native, about 80MB, with no Chromium.
Key features
- 100% local AI. The page says zero upload, and the app works offline.
- 3D device mockups for iPhone, iPad, and Mac, plus iOS recording over USB or in the Simulator.
- 3D camera, callouts, zoom, annotations, and cursor effects.
- AI voiceover with 54 voices and 9 languages on device, AI captions, and AI translation in 50+ languages, on Pro.
- Share links, folder links, and a custom domain for those links.
- Command line and AI agents can record and export from the terminal.
- System requirement: macOS 13 Ventura or later, Apple Silicon or Intel.
Pricing
As listed on screenify.studio, checked 13 October 2026. Prices can change; see the site for current terms.
- Free is $0 forever: unlimited recording with no time limit, local export at 1080p up to 5 minutes with a watermark, 3D mockups, multi-window and iPhone recording, and the editing suite.
- The Screenify price line shows $119/yr or $149 lifetime. The Pro card shows $149 one-time and $179 as an early-access price, and it says that is only $30 more than annual.
- The pricing page says annual save 48%. Pro includes 4K export with no watermark, 54 AI voices, 9 on-device languages, background removal, and captions.
- Pro also includes translation in 50+ languages, collage clips, graphics, unlimited share links, 3 devices, and a custom domain.
- Pro says 1 year of updates is included. The page says the early-access price increases as new AI features ship.
Facts from screenify.studio, checked 13 October 2026
- The documentation says one recording, start to finish, in about two minutes.
- The app line says Apple Silicon native, 80MB, and no Chromium, with Metal and WhisperCore on device.
- Share links can use a custom domain. The docs also list a command line and AI agents.
Written from Screenify Studio's own website (Homepage, Docs). The maker can claim this listing to edit it.
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Frequently asked questions
Does Screenify Studio run offline?
The page says all AI runs on the Mac and works offline. Recording, editing, export, transcription, and AI voices stay on the Mac unless you create a share link.
Which computers can run it?
macOS 13 Ventura or later, on Apple Silicon or Intel. The documentation says Windows and Linux are not available yet.
What does the free export include?
Unlimited recording with no time limit, and local export at 1080p for up to 5 minutes, with a watermark. Pro export is 4K with no watermark.
What does the lifetime price show?
The Pro card shows $149 one-time and $179 as the early-access price. The Screenify price line also shows $119/yr or $149 lifetime. One year of updates is included on that Pro card.