Orbito Download for Mac

Screen recording in. Demo video out.

Orbito puts your recording on a 3D phone, moves the camera to wherever you tapped, and exports a video you can post. It runs on your Mac.

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What went in: a plain screen recording.

What came out, exported from Orbito. Nobody set a keyframe: the entrance is a motion preset and the zooms follow the taps.

The first export already moves

  1. Drop in a recording

    A video or a screenshot from any phone or tablet. Or record a running Simulator from inside Orbito.

  2. Orbito makes a first pass

    Long pauses shrink to a second. Zooms are suggested where you tapped or where the screen changed. The phone leaves at the end.

  3. Change what you like

    Accept or dismiss each zoom, pick a motion, add a headline. One Undo brings back the plain recording.

  4. Export

    One format or several at once, from a 4K video to a GIF for your README.

The Orbito window just after a recording was opened. A note in the toolbar reads: Shortened 2 pauses and added 1 zoom, with an Undo button. Below the canvas is a row of motion cards; on the right, settings for motion, background and device.
Orbito a few seconds after a recording was dropped in. The note in the toolbar says what the first pass did, with its Undo.
The timeline in Edit: lanes for titles, camera, video, taps and audio. A dashed bar in the camera lane reads Zoom to tap, with a cross and a tick.
The timeline in Edit. The dashed bar in the camera lane is a suggested zoom, waiting for a tick or a cross.

39 ways to walk on stage

Every motion is a spring, so nothing stops dead. In the app, rest the pointer on one and it previews on your own recording. Any of them can be turned into keyframes and reshaped by hand.

Eight of the 39, on the Mirror look.

Six looks to start from

A look sets the background, the light and the shadow together. The background can come from your recording's own colours. Every setting stays open afterwards.

Phone on an amber gradient taken from the app's colours Phone on a pale background with a very soft shadow Phone on a dark background with a hard, deep shadow Smaller phone hovering over a wide diffuse shadow Phone on a black stage, reflected in a glossy floor Flat matte phone on white, like a 2D mockup

One recording, every shape

Pick the shapes you need and export them together. These four are one recording of a surf app, each composed for its own frame.

16:9 YouTube, your website
9:16 Reels, Shorts, TikTok
4:5 Feed posts
1:1 Square

Also the two App Store preview sizes, 886×1920 and 1080×1920. Video as HEVC or H.264 up to 4K at 60 fps, with 10-bit if you want it. GIF and PNG stills too.

The rest of the edit

Taps and zooms Taps are found in the recording and drawn as ripples. The camera moves in on each one.
Titles Headlines in front of, behind or inside the scene, with six ways to arrive.
Camera moves Orbit, push in, pull back, sweep, or draw a box on the screen to zoom into it.
Intro and outro cards Open and close on your app's name, tagline and logo.
Privacy Orbito looks for private details and offers to blur them. Blur any area yourself, or hide the status bar.
Templates
Seven whole-video styles in one click: look, motion, headline, ending. One Undo takes it back.
Music
Add a track with fades. It ducks under the recording's own sound.
Timeline
Cut, speed up or freeze parts of the recording. Titles, moves and audio stay with their footage.
The phone
Pro and Pro Max bodies in silver, black, blue or orange, modelled down to the speaker holes. A tablet for tablet recordings.

A 4K export takes about as long as the video

Frames go from the decoder to the GPU to the encoder without being copied. Rendering a 4K frame takes about 3.4 ms; the rest of the wait is your Mac's video encoder.

A 15-second, 60 fps recording on an M4 Pro
ExportTimeSpeed
4K, 60 fps, HEVC15.5 s58 fps
4K, 60 fps, H.26414.5 s62 fps
1080p, 60 fps, HEVC4.1 s219 fps

Got a recording? That's all it needs.

Download for Mac

Free to use. Exports carry a small “Made with Orbito” mark until you add a licence: $49 once, for up to three Macs. Buy a licence

macOS 14 or later, on Apple silicon.