Camtasia
228 likes
This all-in-one solution offers screen and webcam recording, video editing, and chroma key features, producing stunning HD-quality content easily shareable on platforms like YouTube and Screencast.com. Designed for training, presentations, and more, it supports H.264 format and compact file sizes.
Features
Camtasia News & Activities
Highlights • All activities
Recent News
No news, maybe you know any news worth sharing?
Share a News TipRecent activities
- LoopingBack added Camtasia as alternative to LoopingBack
- muhammadfarag added Camtasia as alternative to Omi Screen Recorder
- javiergil reviewed Camtasia
It was always absolutely overpriced, but they're getting greedier: Currently, they're only promoting their subscription plans, which are totally insane. There are far more capable video recorders and editors out there which are reasonably priced and some of them are actually free: Don't feed this greedy company.
- Maoholguin updated Camtasia
- POX added Camtasia as alternative to PolyCapture
Comments and Reviews
I started using the latest version 9 recently and I guess I may have gotten too used to the older one but I gotta say I feel like it was a lot simpler and easier to use. Anyways...Great software in general but a little expensive for me personally.
It was always absolutely overpriced, but they're getting greedier: Currently, they're only promoting their subscription plans, which are totally insane. There are far more capable video recorders and editors out there which are reasonably priced and some of them are actually free: Don't feed this greedy company.
Non-free software
I rate it 3.6, not great not terrible! Yea, don't bother running this on a <600 PC, it's helluva resource intensive. The GUI could have been better. But from what I've tried, It hangs a LOT. Sometimes rendering it unusable
It fells great! I use it many years and totally happy with the software!
Love this product -- have used it for over 5 years and do the upgrades when they come out. This makes creating Youtube tutorials fun. Prior to using this tool, I'd not done any video editing. Since then, I've created a couple dozen tutorials. Highly recommended if you are interesting in making how-to videos.
It has your usual traditional interface. It runs smoothly and has all the necessary features for a basic but good video editor. Compared to the likes of Filmora, it's not outstanding, but it's definitely not bad either. With Filmora, I find that the more edits you make, the less smooth the endproduct runs. I haven't run into that problem with Camtasia yet. It's great for the non-professional who doesn't want the extra bells and just wants the simple editor features.