Install the extension
Add Klarvane Record from the Chrome Web Store, then pin it so the lens icon sits in your toolbar. No account needed to start recording on the free plan.
Hit record
Click the Klarvane Record icon and press Record. Pick the tab, window, or screen to capture in Chrome's picker and click Share. Recording starts immediately — no setup, no keyframes.
Triple-click — and let it zoom
Just use your app normally. Whenever you want the camera to come in, triple-click — three clicks in quick succession. Klarvane Record pushes in on your cursor and follows it, then eases back out on its own. Triple-click again to pull straight back out. While recording, a triple-click zooms instead of selecting text, so your demo never shows a stray highlight.
Point at it — annotate
Want the viewer to look at something specific? Put your cursor on it and press ⌘⌥X (Alt+Shift+X on Windows and Linux). A ring marks the spot; press again to clear it, or it fades after 4 seconds. Free, and it works in any app with the Desktop Helper.
Trim it, then export
Stopping the recording opens the built-in editor in a new tab. Every zoom and annotation it caught is on the timeline — drag one to retime it, toggle a zoom off, turn a ring into a box or an arrow and pick its colour, trim the ends, cut the middle. Then export MP4, WebM or GIF. Export before you move on: the editor keeps a take for 24 hours, then clears it.
A whole take, start to finish.
Recording, triple-click zooms, the editor and the export — about a minute, with sound.
Zoom & annotate across every app.
Out of the box, Klarvane Record auto-zooms and annotates inside the Chrome tab. The optional, free Desktop Helper extends that to your whole screen, your IDE, terminal, design tool, slides, anything, so the focus follows your cursor across an entire workflow, not just one browser tab.
Download, then grant one permission. The step-by-step lives on the download page.
A few power moves.
Prefer to watch? The one-minute walkthrough above shows the whole flow — record, triple-click, polish, export — in one sitting.