Want to make screencasts on your Mac? Learn where to download ScreenFlow, and how to start recording screen and audio with both internal and external sources.

Learn how to use ScreenFlow 5 to record screencasts on your iPad or iPhone, as well as how to work with multiple screen recordings at the same time.

Learn how to use ScreenFlow 5 to make better screencasts and video tutorials that involve keystrokes, mouse clicks, and specific on-screen gestures.

Adding visuals or audio media to a ScreenFlow 5 project can make your video look more professional. Learn how to import media in this easy lesson.

ScreenFlow 5 is much more than just a screencasting recorder. Learn how to use it as a full editing program by importing video files from your digital camera.

Learn how to add text such as labels, titles, subtitles, and more to different types of video, from instructional screen recordings to digital movies.

Learn how to add video annotation in ScreenFlow 5 to produce clear visual explanations tor instructional screencasts and other video projects.

Smooth transitions are the mark of a professional quality video. Learn how to create fades, swipes, zooms, and more in Screenflow 5 in this lesson.

In this ScreenFlow lesson, start with the basics of digital editing—cutting, moving, and changing clips—then move to timeline layers, and multiple transitions.

Learn about the available ScreenFlow 5 export options, and which work best with specific video platforms such as YouTube, Vimeo, DVD, computer ,TV, and more.