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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.
Where to find it Menu bar → Welcome Tour…
How to do it 1 The tour opens the first time you launch FrameCast. Press Take the tour , or Skip the tour to go to permissions.
2 To see it again, choose Welcome Tour… in the menu bar, or Show the Tour Again in Studio → Settings .
3 When the tour ends, the setup checklist opens over the studio. Press Show me on a step to go to the right page.
4 Steps tick themselves when you do them, such as taking a screenshot or signing in. Close the checklist and it tucks into the sidebar.
5 To bring the checklist back, press Show the Setup Checklist in Studio → Settings .
Who can use it Free
Where it works Mac This guide answers How do I see the FrameCast tour again? What is the setup checklist? How do I get started with FrameCast? I skipped the tour. Can I bring it back? How do I hide the setup checklist? Related guides Grant FrameCast permissions on your Mac
FrameCast asks only for what each feature needs: Camera, Microphone, Screen Recording, Speech Recognition, Input Monitoring, and Accessibility.
Record your screen with your camera
Start a recording from the studio, the menu bar, or ⇧⌘R. FrameCast records the whole display at full resolution with your floating camera in it.
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.
Back up your iPhone photos with photo sync
Photo sync uploads every photo and video in your library to FrameCast in the background, so you can find them on the web and your Mac.
Still stuck? Support covers install, permissions and how to send feedback from the app.
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