Follow the product improvements that make recording, editing, exporting, and day-to-day workflow smoother in Screentell.
Crop Screen now includes locked aspect-ratio presets, so exports can be prepared for standard formats like 16:9 before rendering.
Screentell now uses a more static, globally distributed delivery path, improving reliability across the app, docs, and recording entry points.
Recording setup is now more flexible, with clearer entry points for screen-only, camera-only, and picture-in-picture workflows.
The editor now handles longer recordings with a more practical timeline view, clearer time formatting, and a lighter startup path.
Screen recordings now hold up better over long sessions, and unfinished captures are more likely to be recovered after a browser crash or forced close.
The editor now opens recent recordings more reliably, builds timeline previews with a faster media pipeline, and keeps rounded corners consistent in 3D motion scenes.
Keep your recording preview and stop control visible while you move between tabs and windows.
New users can learn the editing workspace faster, especially the Motion and Sticker tracks that usually take the most time to discover.
The handoff between recording, previewing, and editing now feels clearer and more consistent across the product.
Advanced motion work is easier to understand with clearer guidance around 3D motion and track-based editing.
Save time by applying a prepared layout, camera, and motion setup instead of rebuilding the same edit style from scratch.