rit3zh / Slice

Slice 
 A native screen recorder and video editor for Mac. 
 Free, no account, and everything stays on your Mac.
## Features
- **Recording**: a display, a window or any area, at Retina resolution and up to 120 fps, with camera, microphone and system audio on separate tracks.
- **Zooms**: Smart Zoom suggests zooms from your clicks. Each one can pan or follow the cursor.
- **Liquid Glass lens**: a glass magnifier that glides across the screen and morphs into the next one.
- **Cursor**: resize, smooth, restyle or hide it after recording, and add click effects.
- **iPhone**: record a connected iPhone in its device frame, or edit the take on a 3D iPhone.
- **Transcript**: on-device transcription. Delete words to cut the video, and add subtitles.
- **Voice enhancement**: offline noise removal and podcast-style polish.
- **Export**: 16:9, 9:16 and 1:1 from one edit, up to 4K and 120 fps.
- **Private**: no account, no tracking, no watermark.
## Install
The easiest way is one line in Terminal. It downloads the latest release, moves Slice to Applications and opens it, with no "can't verify" warning:
 [code] 
Requires macOS 15 or later on Apple silicon.
Or download `Slice.dmg` from Releases. Slice isn't notarized by Apple yet, so macOS says it can't verify it. To open it anyway:
1. Open the DMG. If macOS blocks it, click **Done**, then go to **System Settings › Privacy & Security** and click **Open Anyway**.
2. Drag Slice to Applications.
3. Open Slice. If macOS blocks it again, click **Open Anyway** in the same place, or run `xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Slice.app`.
## Build
Requires Xcode 26 and XcodeGen.
 [code] 
See CONTRIBUTING.md for signing, release builds, the project layout and tests.
## Support
Slice is free and made by one person. If it's useful to you, you can buy me a coffee. Starring the repo and reporting bugs helps too.
## License
Slice is source-available under the Slice Source-Available License.
You can use it for free, including at work, and read, build and modify the code. Selling it, redistributing it commercially or rebranding it needs written permission. Third-party components keep their own licenses (section 11).
## Credits
FluidAudio, Parakeet, DeepFilterNet, SmoothGradient, border-beam, and the 3D iPhone models by their Sketchfab artists.
 Made by @rit3zh