Zoom-in Effect

FocuSee can help you to automatically zoom in a on video and allow you to add zoom-in effect manually in on a specific area of the video. Additionally, it provides the option for adjusting the zoom-in effect.

1. What Is Zoom-in Effect?

The Zoom-in Effect is a feature that allows you to create a visual effect where the content progressively enlarges, drawing the viewer's attention to a specific area of the screen. This effect can be particularly useful in presentations, tutorials, or any visual content where you want to emphasize certain details or elements.

2. Auto Zoom-in Effect

FocuSee will automatically zoom in where your mouse clicks. There is a track for “Zoom”, which represents the auto zoom effect generated by FocuSee during your recording process based on your mouse movements and click actions. These suggested zooms appear as blue rectangles on the timeline.

When the recording is finished, you can click the Play button to view the auto zoom-in effect of the recorded file. All zooms are created automatically based on your clicks during the recording.

3. How to Add Zoom-in Effect Manually?

If you want to zoom in on a different area of the video when a click occurs, or add a zoom effect to a portion of the video without any clicks, you can add zoom-in effect manually to highlight specific areas and display desired information.

Please navigate to the Zoom Track and manually add a zoom at the precise timings.

4. How to Adjust Zoom-in Effect?

Adjust the Zoom-in Effect typically refers to modifying how the zoom-in effect works or appears in a video. This could involve disabling the zoom effect, adjusting the level of zoom, applying the current settings to all zoom sections, or other related parameters to achieve the desired visual effect.

Click on the Zoom Track with the mouse, the Zoom Settings menu will appear in the upper left corner.

On this page, you can:

In case the zoom doesn’t capture the desired area accurately, you can slice the zoom into separate parts by clicking Clip function and manually pick the specific area you want to focus on.