ScreenSolo gives you a few ways to get a recording out of the app — every one of them saves a file to your device.

1. Export the full video

File → Export → Full video (or ⌘⇧E). The session's MP4 is copied to wherever you choose — the file is already H.264 / AAC so it'll open in any video player without re-encoding.

2. Export a clip (in / out points)

  1. In the timeline, drag the In marker to where you want the clip to start.
  2. Drag the Out marker to where you want it to end.
  3. File → Export → Selection (or ⌘E).
  4. Pick MP4 or animated GIF.

ScreenSolo trims using ffmpeg -c copy where possible (no re-encode) so the export is fast and lossless.

3. Export keyframes as a PDF sheet

Sometimes you want stills, not video. File → Export → Keyframe sheet produces a single PDF with all the keyframes laid out as a contact sheet. Useful for bug reports, design reviews, and tutorial outlines.

4. Export a slide deck (PowerPoint / Keynote)

File → Export → PowerPoint (or Keynote) builds a 16:9 deck — a title slide, then one slide per keyframe with its image and caption, and any AI write-ups you've drafted as speaker notes. Handy for turning a walkthrough straight into a presentation.

Everything exports locally

There's no "publish to a platform" step — ScreenSolo writes the file to your device and stops there. To get a recording into Slack, Notion, a blog, or anywhere else, export the file you want and upload it there yourself. Exporting to a file is a Pro feature; see Free vs Pro.