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Keep your face centered with face tracking Face tracking keeps you in the middle of the camera shape as you move, and can zoom in on your face automatically.
Where to find it Studio → Camera & look → Picture → Face Tracking
How to do it 1 Open the studio and choose Camera & look .
2 Under Face Tracking , turn on Keep my face centered , or press ⌥⌘T.
3 Turn on Auto zoom to face to frame your face tighter.
4 Drag Responsiveness to change how quickly it follows you.
Who can use it Free
Where it works Mac This guide answers Can the camera follow my face? How do I keep my face centered in the bubble? What does Auto zoom to face do? Face tracking is too jumpy. How do I smooth it? Related guides Zoom, mirror, and frame the camera image
Zoom in on yourself inside the shape, move the image, mirror or flip it, and rotate a camera that’s mounted sideways.
Make the frame follow your cursor in a browser recording
Find the mouse pointer in a video that has no cursor data, so a vertical crop follows it and zooms in where it stops. It runs on your computer.
Zoom in on clicks automatically
Auto zoom eases in on each click and while you type, pans between nearby clicks, and eases back out. No keyframes to set.
Make the video follow your mouse
When the canvas is smaller than the screen, Follow mouse pans the crop with your cursor, with smoothing for calm camera moves.
Still stuck? Support covers install, permissions and how to send feedback from the app.
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