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iPhone Screen Recorder for Mac
Record a connected iPhone straight from your Mac — with the phone's own audio — then frame it in a 2D or 3D device, add a hand that taps and swipes, and finish the demo in the same app.
- Native macOS app
- 5 free exports
- Up to 4K
The hand is part of the editor
Turn the hand mockup on and the recording is held on screen — grip, skin tone, and timed taps and swipes, all rendered locally on your Mac.
From cable to finished demo
Capture, framing, motion, and export live in one macOS app. No phone app, no AirPlay session, no import step.
01
Plug in and pick iPhone
Connect the phone with a data-capable cable, tap Trust, and choose iPhone on the recorder. There is no companion app to install on the device.
02
The phone's own audio
App and game sound are captured with the video, so taps, alerts, and in-app audio land in the timeline instead of being re-added later.
03
2D frames and real 3D models
Drop the capture into a clean 2D iPhone frame for interface work, or a lit 3D model when the video needs to look like a product film.
04
A hand that taps and swipes
Add a rendered hand, pick the grip and skin tone, then place taps and swipes on the timeline so gestures match what the screen is doing.
05
Perspective and zoom motion
Tilt the device through 3D space and move the frame toward the part of the interface that matters, without leaving the editor.
06
Camera, subtitles, and export
Keep a presenter layer, generate captions, and export up to 4K from the same project that started as a phone recording.
Creavit Studio vs QuickTime movie recording
Feature
Creavit
QuickTime
Records iPhone over USB
Captures the phone's audio
Opens straight into an editor
2D and 3D device mockups
Rendered hand with taps and swipes
Perspective and zoom motion
Background, padding, and framing
Camera layer and subtitles
Steps to a finished demo
One app
Record, then edit elsewhere
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Turn your next iPhone capture into a product film
Download Creavit Studio for Mac, plug in the iPhone, and record. Framing, hand gestures, perspective, and export are already in the editor.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about recording an iPhone screen on a Mac.
Do I need an app on the iPhone?
No. The phone is recorded over USB as a capture source. Connect it with a data-capable cable, unlock it, tap Trust, and select iPhone in Creavit Studio.
Is the iPhone's sound recorded too?
Yes. App and game audio from the phone is captured with the video. Your Mac microphone can stay in the take as a separate narration layer.
Why does my iPhone not show up as a source?
The usual cause is a charging-only cable, a locked phone, or a Trust prompt that was dismissed. Unlock the phone, reconnect, and accept the prompt — then try another cable or port if it still does not appear.
Can I put the recording inside an iPhone mockup?
Yes. The capture can sit in a clean 2D frame or a lit 3D model, with the background, padding, and corner treatment set in the editor.
How does the hand mockup work?
Turn on the hand in the iPhone settings tab, choose the holding hand and skin tone, then add taps and swipes at the moments you want them. The hand is rendered locally alongside the recording.
What resolution can I export?
Projects export up to 4K on your Mac. Exports run locally, so the recording does not need to be uploaded anywhere to be rendered.