How To Create Screencast Videos with Voiceovers on Your Mac

With the arrival of macOS Mojave, creating screencast videos is now easier than ever before. If you want to create educational videos with voiceovers, it is as simple as using the Shift-Command (⌘)-5 keys to get access to all commands. There is a myriad of on-screen controls that you can use to record your entire screen, capture screenshots or record specific parts of your screen. For those who have not updated their copy of macOS to Mojave, you can make use of QuickTime Player for creating screencast videos with voiceover.

For Users With macOS Mojave

macOS Mojave

If you have access to macOS Mojave, simply fire up your screenshot utility and you will be able to setup your screen recorder. Ensure that your microphone is connected and working before going ahead with the steps below.

Additional Settings

Here are the settings you can customize when screen recording.

Save To: You can change the default save location from this setting.

Timer: Allows you to set a delay and choose when the recording starts.

Floating Thumbnail: You can set a floating thumbnail on your video.

Remember Last Selection: Select all the options that were used in your previous session.

Show Mouse Clicks: You can use this setting to hide or display your pointer.

For Users without macOS Mojave

QuickTime

If you are not running the latest version of macOS Mojave, you can use QuickTime to record your videos. Here are the steps to record your screen:

Once you complete recording, QuickTime will automatically open a contextual menu to let you edit or save your new video.

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