Iris For Mac

Iris is a well-thought out and high performance screen recorder for macOS specially designed to help you record screen-casts for application or game demos, tutorials or any type of video tutorial.

Iris is capable of recording high quality video by taking advantage of the on-board GPU acceleration when available. Consequently, you can enjoy your screen-casts in different file formats and share them with ease via different sharing services.

In addition to capturing your Mac’s desktop, Iris is also capable to optionally record the video feed from your Mac’s webcam and up to two audio sources, including the built-in microphone and your Mac’s audio.

It is also worth mentioning that third party applications might be required in order to capture audio from running applications.

Iris offers you to encode your video during recording or encode it later using the desired codec and offers you different screen recording sizes. On top of that, you have the option to add and place your own watermark anywhere within the recording area.

As mentioned above, you can choose up to two different audio source and include the video feed of your webcam into the screencast.

The Iris app provides you with the option to display the mouse cursor and clicks in the recording and pan the video along with the movement of the cursor.

The best part about Iris, is that you can create, save and use multiple presets with just a couple of mouse clicks. By accessing Iris’ status bar menu, you can start, stop or pause the recording, mute the microphone and enable or disable the “Talking Head”, “Follow Cursor” and “Capture Cursor”.

All your recordings are available in the History window, from where you can encode your videos using a codec of your choice and share the resulting recording via Email, Messages, Facebook or Vimeo.