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Store and Share Your Content

When you use TechSmith software to create great content, Screencast.com makes it possible to share it easily. You can post your captured image and videos to Facebook, Twitter, or your blog via the short URL or embed code Screencast.com gives you – saving time and avoiding the sharing runaround.

Screencast.com Free

  • 2 GB of Storage
  • 2 GB Monthly Bandwidth
  • 4 Privacy Options
  • Clear Videos and images, every time

Screencast.com Pro

  • 25 GB Storage & 200 GB Monthly Bandwidth
  • Add & Edit Video Captions in Select Formats
  • Personalize with Your Colors & Logos

Purchase Pro for $9.95 per month »

Use Screencast.com to...

  • Upload Jing and Snagit captures to the web and share them with a link.
  • Share your Camtasia videos online-and-control how private or public they are.
  • Share Morae usability testing videos with UX teams and stakeholders.

Let Screencast.com Host Your TechSmith Software Creations!

How it works with Snagit and Jing

Snagit
  • Take a screenshot or screen video.
  • Upload to Screencast.com with one click.
  • Share your creation with anyone by emailing the link or posting it to Facebook, Twitter, your blog – anywhere.
Camtasia Family
  • Create a video.
  • Publish to Screencast.com in the size and format you desire.
  • Share it via a web link online, or let Relay post the link according to your preferences.

How it works with Morae

Morae
  • Conduct a UX study while recording your study subjects with Morae.
  • Upload the testing sessions to a Screencast.com folder for that experiment.
  • Share the folder or just one session with other UX, software development, marketing, or web professionals to highlight usability issues.
Screencast.com is extremely fast, easy to use, and produces top notch videos. I am very satisfied with how clean the whole system is and the way you lay out the capabilities. - Gil A.,
Product Marketing Manager
I use Screencast.com and Jing on multiple platforms to show bugs and set up scenarios for our development to see and reproduce. It’s an invaluable tool in demonstrating the problem. - Stephen Donner,
Web QA Engineer, Mozilla Corp.