Mac + Chrome

Screen Recorder for
Mac + Chrome

Mac has QuickTime and Screenshot.app built in — but they record flat, boring videos with no zoom, no highlights, and no backgrounds. If you use Chrome on Mac, Zumie gives you professional recordings instantly.

Install Zumie Free

Why Not Just Use QuickTime?

QuickTime is free and built into every Mac. But it's a basic tool that gives you a raw, full-screen recording. No zoom, no highlights, no post-processing. Fine for personal use — terrible for professional content.

QuickTime / Screenshot.app

  • Raw screen capture, no enhancements
  • No auto-zoom — viewers squint at small UI
  • No click highlights — viewers lose the cursor
  • No backgrounds — raw desktop visible
  • Exports to .mov format only
  • No editing beyond basic trimming

Zumie Chrome Extension

  • Auto-zoom follows your cursor in real-time
  • Click highlights make every click visible
  • Keyboard shortcuts displayed on screen
  • Beautiful gradient backgrounds included
  • Built-in editor with smart zoom
  • Works in Chrome on any Mac

Mac Screen Recording Options Compared

FeatureZumieQuickTimeScreenshot.appScreen Studio
Auto-zoom on clicks
Click highlights
Keyboard shortcut display
Beautiful backgrounds
Built-in editor
Free plan
Works in Chrome
Cross-platform
Price$39 one-timeFreeFree$89 one-time

Screen Studio is an excellent Mac-native option at $89, but it's Mac-only and doesn't work in Chrome directly.

Better Than QuickTime.
Right Inside Chrome.

Install Zumie in Chrome on your Mac and get auto-zoom, click highlights, and beautiful backgrounds — features QuickTime will never have.

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