Cursor Effect

The Cursor Effect in FocuSee lets you enhance the visibility of your mouse pointer and highlight its actions. This feature is especially useful for tutorials, product demos, software walkthroughs, or any video where you want viewers to clearly see where and how you interact with your screen.

You can customize the cursor size, style, click animations, and sound effects to make your actions stand out and guide your audience's attention more effectively.

Part 1. What is Cursor Effect?

The Cursor Effect in FocuSee is a powerful editing tool that makes your mouse pointer more visible and interactive in recorded videos. By customizing the cursor's appearance, animations, and sounds, you can draw your audience's attention to exactly where you are clicking or moving on the screen, ensuring they never miss an important action.

Part 2. How to Apply Cursor Effect?

Step 1. Enter the Recording Editing Interface of FocuSee.

Open FocuSee on your computer. You can either record a new video or choose an existing one to access the editing interface.

Access the Editing Interface

Step 2. Click the Cursor Button.

Click the Cursor button to enter the cursor effect panel. In this panel, you can enable cursor effects by toggling on the Show Cursor option.

Click Cursor Button

Step 3. Customize Cursor Effect.

Afer that, please adjust the cursor size as needed.

Set Cursor Size

Next, you may select a cursor style from a variety of available options, allowing you to further personalize the appearance of your mouse.

Set Cursor Style

To emphasize your clicks in recordings, choose a preferred click effect. Once enabled, a visual effect will appear with each click, making your actions more noticeable and easier for viewers to follow.

Set Cursor Click Effect

Then, in the Cursor Click Sound section, toggle the switch to enable cursor click sounds, choose your preferred sound from the available options, and adjust the volume as needed.

Set Cursor Click Sound

If you don't need the cursor click sound, simply turn it off. Once disabled, the interface will appear as shown below.

Turn off Cursor Click Sound

If you prefer not to display the cursor when it’s not in use, simply enable the Hide Cursor When Idle option. Once turned on, the cursor will automatically disappear after three seconds of inactivity, helping you keep your video clean and distraction-free.

Hide Cursor When Idle

Step 4. Save and Export Your Video.

After finalizing your edits, save the video. Click on the Export button to save your video in the desired format. Or you can upload the video to share with your audience.

Export Your Video