Video Mockups & Keyframe Zoom

Screeny treats video as a first-class citizen. Import a screen recording and it gets everything a screenshot gets: device frame, clean status bar, styled background, plus animation.

Import a recording

Record your screen (Control Center → Screen Recording), then import it into Screeny from Photos, Files, or the share sheet. MP4, MOV, and M4V all work. The editor shows a looping live preview.

Add keyframe zooms

Open the timeline and tap to add a keyframe where you want the camera to push in:

Drag the keyframe block to set when the zoom happens and how long it lasts
Set the zoom level and the anchor point, the spot the camera pushes toward
Pick an easing style: Smooth, Linear, Ease In, or Ease Out

Zooms ramp in, hold, and ramp out smoothly, the same “camera push-in” style you see in professional app demos. You can also animate a still screenshot this way to turn it into a short video clip.

Screeny's keyframe timeline with two zoom blocks on a filmstrip, the Smooth easing option selected, and the playhead partway through the clip — Two keyframes on the filmstrip. Drag a block to move the zoom, stretch it to change how long the push lasts.

Export

Choose your quality (standard 30 fps or high 60 fps) and export:

MP4 for social media, the App Store, or anywhere else
MOV with a transparent background when your background is set to transparent, ready to composite in Final Cut, Premiere, or After Effects

Rendering runs on the GPU, so even long recordings export in seconds. A video export costs 3 credits.