Passwords
One clickHit “show password” while recording? Click it once and it is covered for as long as it is on screen.
Record with real data on screen. CyanFocus blurs passwords, emails, addresses and API keys in every frame, even while you scroll. Every click becomes a smooth zoom, too.
Hit “show password” while recording? Click it once and it is covered for as long as it is on screen.
Your inbox, your customers, your team. Hide one and it is hidden everywhere it appears in the video.
Home, office or a customer’s delivery address. Shift-click the whole line and it is covered as one.
Stripe, OpenAI, GitHub, AWS and Google keys, plus long tokens and webhook secrets. One leaked frame is enough, so none get through.
CyanFocus records your screen and, alongside it, where the cursor was, what shape it had and when you clicked. That second stream is what makes the editing quick.
Record the way you normally would. Nothing to mark, no hotkeys to remember.
The click becomes a block on the Focus track, centred on the spot you clicked.
The view eases toward the click and back out, so viewers never lose their place.
Move, resize or delete any block. Most recordings only need a couple of changes.
This is how the Blur panel works. Pause on a frame, click the text you want hidden, and CyanFocus finds it in every frame of the video, wherever it appears. Keep scrolling, keep editing. The export comes out clean.
Open the Blur panel. Every word on screen gets a dashed outline, ready to click. No text is uploaded or read in the cloud.
CyanFocus finds it in every frame in the background: through scrolls, as it slides under a header, and anywhere else it appears.
The export is worked out frame by frame, so the blur sits exactly on the text. The preview is approximate; the export is exact.
Recording a login, a dashboard or a customer record? Record it as it is. Blur what’s private afterwards, in a couple of clicks, instead of setting up fake accounts and dummy data.
CyanFocus records the cursor separately from the screen, so you can switch between your regular Windows cursor and a CyanFocus cursor style whenever you like, even after recording. Every style comes as a matching arrow, hand and text cursor that switch automatically, and stays sharp at any size.
Simple is free. Pro adds Cyan, Metallic, Cartoon and Golden, plus any cursor size and colour.
Change the cursor, pick a background and add captions in a few clicks. Everything updates the whole video at once.
Screen, focus and audio. Automatic and manual focus events are the same kind of block, so you edit them the same way.
Created from your clicks while you record.
Pick the Focus tool and click anywhere in the preview, even on imported videos.
Each block carries its own position, zoom level and easing.
Recorders capture flat video. Editors can do anything, one keyframe at a time. CyanFocus covers the part in between that most screen recordings need.
| Screen recorder | CyanFocus | Video editor | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Knows where you clicked | No | Yes, recorded with the video | No |
| Zooms on clicks | Not built in | Automatically, editable | Keyframe by hand |
| Change the cursor after recording | Baked into the video | Style, size and colour, any time | Not possible |
| Hide passwords, emails, addresses, keys | Edit it out by hand | Click once, blurred in every frame | Mask and track by hand, frame by frame |
| Learning curve | Low | Low | High |
| Best for | Raw capture, streaming | Demos, tutorials, walkthroughs | Films, complex edits |
Show a feature without making viewers hunt for the button.
Keep every step legible while the full screen stays in context.
Record a walkthrough once instead of explaining it on every call.
Make dense interfaces easier to teach and easier to watch.
Reply with a short clip that shows exactly where to click.
Capture a process in a format people actually follow.
The free version has the full recorder and editor, auto-blur included. Pro removes the watermark and unlocks 4K, 60 fps, extra cursor styles and cursor size and colour. Cancel any time.
or $72 / year, just $6 a month
Prices in USD. Taxes may apply. Payments are handled by Creem. Download the free version first, then enter your licence key in CyanFocus → Go Pro.
Windows 10 (version 2004 or later) and Windows 11, 64-bit.
No. Clicks create focus events automatically while you record. You only touch the ones you want to move, resize or remove.
Yes. Choose the Focus tool and click the spot in the preview. Manual focus events behave exactly like automatic ones.
Yes. Set the cursor to Original and CyanFocus draws your usual Windows cursor. You can switch at any point before exporting.
Yes. Pause on a frame with the Blur panel open and click the text. CyanFocus finds it in every frame of the video, follows it as the page scrolls and keeps it covered while it slides under a header. Choose Everywhere to hide it wherever it appears, or Only here for just that spot. You can also draw your own box.
It can. Find emails, keys and card numbers reads the video on your PC and lists the emails, API keys and tokens, card and phone numbers it finds, so you can tick what to hide. Passwords and addresses look like ordinary text, so for those, click them once.
The preview blur in the display is approximate, so playback stays smooth. The export is worked out frame by frame, so the blur sits exactly on the text.
No. The text is read on your PC, and the blur is part of the free version.
You can import them and add focus manually. Imported videos don't include click or cursor data, so automatic focus and cursor replacement only apply to recordings made in CyanFocus.
Free beta for Windows 10 and 11. Because CyanFocus is new, Windows may say “Windows protected your PC”. Click More info, then Run anyway.