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HyperSnap 10 is released, offering video recording and more! Free upgrade for customers who bought HyperSnap 9 license on or after July 1, 2025. Check if your license qualifies for a free upgrade here.

Built into HyperSnap 10

Turn raw screen recordings into clear, polished MP4 videos.

HyperSnap's built-in Video Editor gives you everything you need to tighten a recording, combine the best parts of several clips, add annotations that appear at exactly the right moment, and export a finished MP4 - without leaving the capture workflow you already know.

Non-destructive editing Works with HyperSnap recordings and other MP4 files Exports standard MP4 video

See the entire edit at a glance.

The visual timeline brings the filmstrip, audio waveform, cuts, removed sections, and timed annotations together. Scrub through the result, zoom in for frame-level precision, and preview the edited story before you export.

HyperSnap 10 Video Editor showing an MP4 clip, filmstrip timeline, audio waveform, removed section, timed annotations, and Export Video control
HyperSnap 10 Video Editor with a timed callout, trimmed footage, filmstrip, waveform, and export controls. Select the image to view it full size.

Shape the video around what matters.

Cut mistakes and pauses

Remove false starts, long waits, and unwanted fragments while keeping the original recording safely untouched.

Combine your best takes

Copy and paste entire clips or selected sections from one or more open videos to build a smoother, stronger presentation.

Annotate at the right moment

Use HyperSnap's familiar arrows, frames, text, highlights, and other shape tools as timed overlays that fade in and out with the action.

Preview the real result

Playback follows the edit: removed material is skipped, inserted sections appear in place, and annotations show at their assigned times.

Experiment without risk

Editing is non-destructive and saved automatically. Close the clip or exit HyperSnap, then return later with every cut and annotation still in place.

Export a shareable MP4

Create a new H.264/AAC MP4 while the source video and its editable timeline remain available for another revision.

From capture to finished story in one workspace.

Capture or open

Start with any MP4

Edit a clip recorded on HyperSnap's Record tab or open another MP4 you already have. There is no separate video application to learn.

Refine and explain

Make every second earn its place

Split, trim, rearrange, and annotate while the combined timeline gives you a clear view of picture, sound, and timing.

Preview and share

Export when it feels right

Review the edited playback, then create a new MP4 with cuts, inserted footage, and annotations permanently included.

Made for the work HyperSnap users already do.

Training and tutorials

Keep lessons moving, join the clearest takes, and reveal guidance only when viewers need it.

Bug reports and support

Remove unrelated activity, focus attention with callouts, and deliver a concise reproduction that is easy to review.

Product demos and documentation

Turn a quick screen capture into a polished walkthrough without breaking your HyperSnap workflow.

Flexible enough for real-world source clips.

Mix clips with confidence

Bring together videos with different frame sizes, frame rates, or sound formats. HyperSnap converts inserted footage to match the main clip during export, scales the picture without distortion, and supplies silence where a source has no audio.

Your original stays original

HyperSnap stores the editable decisions separately from the video and saves them after every change. The source MP4 is never rewritten; only an export creates the finished version.

Video Editor questions

Can I edit an MP4 that HyperSnap did not record?

Yes. Open any MP4 file in HyperSnap and use the same built-in editing tools.

Can I combine multiple videos?

Yes. Copy a section from one open video and paste it into another, then trim the inserted footage in place.

Does editing overwrite my original?

No. All editing is non-destructive, automatically saved, and applied only when you export a new file.

What format does HyperSnap export?

A standard MP4 file with H.264 video and AAC audio, matched automatically to the quality and format of the source clip.

Give your next screen recording a better finish.

Record, edit, annotate, and export in HyperSnap 10 - then keep the editable version ready for whatever you want to improve next.

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