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Save and switch recording setups Save your camera, overlays, screen recording settings, and shortcuts as a studio preset, then switch back before the next take.
Where to find it Studio → Overview → Studio presets
How to do it 1 Set up the camera, overlays, and recording the way you want.
2 On Overview , type a name in Name this setup and press Save .
3 Press Use beside a preset to switch to it, or choose it from Studio Presets in the menu bar.
4 Press the trash button to delete a preset.
Good to know Sign in and presets show up on every Mac using your FrameCast account. Some photos stay on the Mac that saved the preset. You can save up to 40. Saving with an existing name updates that preset. Presets can’t be switched during a recording.
Who can use it Free; sync needs sign-in
Where it works Mac This guide answers How do I save my recording settings? Can I have different setups for different videos? How do I switch presets quickly? Do my presets sync to my other Mac? How many presets can I save? Related guides Save a camera look as a preset
Save the camera’s shape, background, framing, and color as a named look, and switch between looks with ⌥⌘P.
Switch between your own space and a team
Work in Personal or in any team you're in. Files, recordings, links, and new captures show and save only in the space you choose.
Use the FrameCast menu bar menu
The menu bar menu starts and stops recordings, shows or hides the camera, switches looks and presets, takes screenshots, and checks for updates.
Take the welcome tour and setup checklist
A two-minute tour shows what FrameCast does and sets up permissions. The setup checklist then walks you through your first recording and screenshot.
Still stuck? Support covers install, permissions and how to send feedback from the app.
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