There isn't one. Screen Studio only runs on macOS. But you can get the same polished look on Windows: smooth auto zoom on your clicks, a nicer cursor and click effects.
Screen Studio has no Windows version and hasn't announced one. If you're on Windows, you have two kinds of options: desktop apps that copy the Screen Studio workflow, and browser extensions that do it inside Chrome.
If most of what you record happens in the browser (product demos, SaaS walkthroughs, bug reports, tutorials for web apps), Zumie is the simplest route. It's a Chrome extension, so there's nothing to install on Windows itself, and it adds zooms on your clicks automatically. $49 once, or free with a watermark.
If you record desktop apps like VS Code, Excel or Figma's desktop app and want auto zoom there too, a desktop app like FocuSee or Rapidemo is the better fit. Zumie can record a window or your whole screen, but auto zoom only works inside Chrome tabs, so you'd add the zooms by hand.
Screen Studio itself ($29/month or $108/year) is Mac-only. These run on Windows.
| Tool | What it is | Auto zoom | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Zumie | Chrome extension with auto zoom, smooth cursor, click effects and a keyboard overlay Chrome on Windows, Mac, Linux, ChromeOS | In Chrome tabs | Free with watermark, $49 once | Browser demos and walkthroughs |
| FocuSee | Desktop recorder with auto zoom and cursor effects Windows, Mac | $49.99/yr, $79.99/yr or $199.99 lifetime | Desktop apps, tutorials | |
| Rapidemo | Windows desktop recorder built as a Screen Studio alternative Windows 10 and 11 | $19/mo, $9/mo yearly or $199 lifetime | Windows-only teams | |
| Cap | Open source desktop recorder with a Studio Mode editor Mac, Windows, Linux | Desktop $58 lifetime or $29/yr, Pro $12/mo | Open source fans, Loom-style sharing | |
| Cursorful | Chrome extension with cursor-following zoom Chrome, Edge, Brave | $79 once | Browser demos, 4K export | |
| OBS Studio | Free, powerful recorder and streaming tool Windows, Mac, Linux | Free | Long recordings, streaming, full control |
Prices checked September 2026. Check each vendor's site for current pricing.
A Chrome tab recording with zooms added automatically.
No. Screen Studio only runs on macOS. On Windows, the closest options are desktop apps like FocuSee and Rapidemo, or Chrome extensions like Zumie and Cursorful that add auto zoom to browser recordings.
No. Auto zoom and click effects work when you record a Chrome tab, because that's where the extension can see your clicks. You can still record a window or your whole screen and add zooms by hand in the editor.
Zumie is free with a watermark, or $49 once for the Pro version (no watermark, HD and MAX export, 3 devices). Screen Studio is $29/month or $108/year and Mac-only.
No. Recordings and editing stay on your computer. Nothing is uploaded unless you choose to create a share link.
Yes. The free version has every recording and editing feature, exports just carry a small watermark. There's also a 7-day money-back guarantee on the paid version.
Free with a watermark, no account needed. $49 once removes the watermark and unlocks HD and MAX export.
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