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Typos, pauses and uneven typing speed make a demo look unsure. Creavit Studio re-types the finished text at an even rhythm, using the recording's own pixels, and lets you pick how each letter, word or line appears — after you record.
Each typing moment gets its own segment on a Typing track, with its own style and animation.
The recorder captures keystroke and caret data while you record. In the editor, the moments where you typed appear as segments on a Typing track, ready to adjust.
Recorded plays the typing exactly as it happened. Effects takes the finished text and types it again at an even rhythm, so typos, hesitation and uneven speed disappear.
Effects uses the text as it appears in your recording — same font, same field, same app. There is no overlay that looks different from your real screen.
Choose how text appears: Blur fade, Glide, Typewriter or Rise. Typewriter suits code and terminals; Blur fade and Rise suit headings, prompts and search fields.
Set the unit the animation works on, then tune it with the Blur slider (how blurred each piece starts before it sharpens) and the Speed slider (how fast each piece animates in).
Auto zoom holds the zoom while you type and pans along with the caret, so long lines and form fields stay readable without a separate zoom for every word.
Typing on camera is harder than typing normally. You know people are watching, so you make more typos, stop to think in the middle of a word, then type the rest in a rush. In a recording, that reads as hesitation. The usual workarounds — rehearsing the text, pasting it in, or speeding up the clip — either take time or look fake: pasted text appears all at once, and a sped-up clip also speeds up the cursor and everything else on screen. Smooth Typing keeps your take and replaces only how the text appears.
Because the recorder logs keystrokes and the caret position, the editor knows where the text was typed and what the final text looks like. With the Effects style, it uses the recording's own pixels of that finished text and reveals it again at an even rhythm, with the animation you chose. Mistakes you corrected while typing are simply not shown, because the reveal works from the finished text. If a typing segment cannot be rebuilt, the setting is saved but that segment plays as recorded.
Pick a look on one typing segment — for example Typewriter by letter for a terminal demo, or Blur fade by word for a search box — and use "Use this for every typing" to apply it to every typing segment in the project. You can still change any single segment afterwards. Combined with the caret-following zoom, a demo full of form entry or code reads cleanly without retaking any part of it.
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How Smooth Typing works on your Mac screen recordings.
Record as usual. In the editor, select a segment on the Typing track and switch the typing style from Recorded to Effects. The finished text is typed again at an even rhythm with the animation you choose.
No. Effects works from the finished text, so typos you corrected, hesitation and uneven speed are not shown.
Blur fade, Glide, Typewriter and Rise. Each can animate by letter, word or line, with Blur and Speed sliders to fine-tune it.
Yes. Set it up on one typing segment and choose "Use this for every typing". Individual segments can still be changed afterwards.
Yes. Auto zoom holds the zoom while you type and pans along with the caret, so the text stays in view.
Yes. Switch the segment back to Recorded. The original recording is never changed, and edits can be undone.
Smooth Typing uses the keystroke and caret data that the Creavit Studio recorder captures, so it works on recordings made with Creavit Studio.