

Camtasia allows recording anything on the computer screen, be it website, video call, software or PowerPoint presentation. They can share templates, libraries, presets, themes, shortcuts and favourites in a single file.

It also allows creating custom templates for videos that users often make. The software includes pre-built video templates that reduce users' time in editing. Right-click (Windows) or Command+click (Mac) the animation arrow and select Enable Easing (Windows) or Animation Easing (Mac).Camtasia is an advanced screen recording and video editing software that makes it simple for individuals and businesses to record and create professional-looking videos.See Create the Illusion of 3D Perspective (Corner Pinning).Įasing helps media to look more natural as it moves during an animation. Tip: Pin the corners of your media to automatically adjust skew and integrate media with a background. Click the lock icon to enable or disable the aspect ratio lock.ĭrag the slider or enter a value between -10 and 10 to adjust the angle of the media. Tip: To rotate media during an animation, set Rotation at the end of the animation arrow to 360° (clockwise) or -360° (counterclockwise).Įnter X, Y, or Z coordinate values to place the media relative to the center of the canvas.Įnter pixel values to adjust the size of the media. Animation Properties Propertyĭrag the slider or enter a value to adjust the size as a percentage of the original media.ĭrag the slider or enter a percentage to adjust the transparency of the media.ĭo any of the following to rotate the media around the Z, Y, or X axis: Click the Edit All Animations icon at the top of the Properties panel to toggle this mode on and off. With Edit All Animations mode, edits you make to a single animation are applied to all animations in the selected media. Tip: Streamline animation editing with Edit All Animations mode.


Adjust the visual properties at each point to set how the media displays at the start and end of the animation. The tail and head of the animation arrow on the timeline indicate where the animation begins and ends. These properties include position on the screen, rotation, scale, and opacity.
