# ZXN Studio > A desktop screen recording and video editing workspace, currently available for Mac with Windows and Linux planned. It includes a multi-track timeline, local background removal and editable TSX motion graphics. ## Product - [Examples](https://zxn.studio/examples): See the editor and representative output. - [Pricing](https://zxn.studio/pricing): USD 15.99 monthly or USD 159.00 lifetime. Optional AI services may have separate charges. - [System requirements](https://zxn.studio/docs/requirements): Verify compatibility before purchase. - [About](https://zxn.studio/about): Product, company and editorial information. - [Support](https://zxn.studio/support): Find documentation and contact information. ## Journal - [A screen recording worth watching](https://zxn.studio/blog/screen-recording-worth-watching.md): Plan a screen recording around one useful outcome, then shape the framing, narration and edit so viewers can follow the work instead of the cursor. - [The cutout is only the beginning](https://zxn.studio/blog/background-removal-checklist.md): A clean edge is only one part of a good cutout. Review subject choice, motion, lighting, scale and the exported composition before publishing. - [Monthly or lifetime: find your fit](https://zxn.studio/blog/monthly-or-lifetime.md): Compare the real cost of monthly and lifetime Studio access, count paid months honestly and test the features you need before committing. ## Documentation - [Your first project](https://zxn.studio/docs/getting-started.md): Build your first ZXN Studio project: record a short demonstration, edit separate screen and camera clips, add a title and verify your export. - [System requirements](https://zxn.studio/docs/requirements.md): Check the macOS recorder requirement, permissions, source media, storage and export needs before committing to a ZXN Studio workflow. - [Screen & camera recording](https://zxn.studio/docs/screen-recording.md): Record screen, camera and microphone on Mac, keep completed sources separately editable and diagnose missing audio before a full take. - [Editing your timeline](https://zxn.studio/docs/editing.md): Learn a reliable timeline workflow for trims, splits, layers and keyframes, with checks for sync, missing media and exported results. - [Background removal](https://zxn.studio/docs/background-removal.md): Remove a subject’s background locally, choose an appropriate model and correct difficult edges without confusing preview access with export rights. - [Titles & colour](https://zxn.studio/docs/titles-and-colour.md): Create readable titles, balance footage with colour corrections and refine source-backed TSX motion graphics with a delivery-focused review. - [Export your video](https://zxn.studio/docs/exporting.md): Choose an export format, resolve Studio-only clip requirements and verify video, sound and timing in the file your audience will receive. - [Plans & billing](https://zxn.studio/docs/billing.md): Understand Free and Studio, monthly and lifetime payments, two-device account access and why a premium preview can still require an upgrade to export. ## Comparison - [ZXN Studio vs CapCut](https://zxn.studio/compare/capcut.md): Compare CapCut’s official editing and caption tools with ZXN Studio’s Mac recording and multi-track workflow, using a practical project test. - [ZXN Studio vs DaVinci Resolve](https://zxn.studio/compare/davinci-resolve.md): Compare ZXN Studio’s recording-led workflow with DaVinci Resolve’s post-production tools, including free export limits and a practical hand-off test. - [ZXN Studio vs Loom](https://zxn.studio/compare/loom.md): Compare Loom’s video-message and sharing workflow with ZXN Studio’s editable Mac recordings, creative timeline and file-based delivery choices. - [ZXN Studio vs Recut](https://zxn.studio/compare/recut.md): Compare Recut’s automatic silence-removal role with ZXN Studio’s recording and creative editing workflow, including pauses, hand-offs and export checks. - [ZXN Studio vs Screen Studio](https://zxn.studio/compare/screen-studio.md): Compare Screen Studio’s automatic recording polish with ZXN Studio’s multi-track control, including Mac audio capture, requirements and export checks. ## ZXN Motion - [Getting started](https://zxn.studio/motion/getting-started.md): Build the library from source, write your first film, preview it in the browser player, and render it to MP4 or WebM from code or the command line. - [Thinking in frames](https://zxn.studio/motion/thinking-in-frames.md): Why a film must be a pure function of its frame, the hooks and primitives that make that practical, and how to make the motion read well. - [Controls and props](https://zxn.studio/motion/controls-and-props.md): Why film props are JSON, how defaultProps and controls let a host draw an inspector, and what element ids are for. - [Canvas](https://zxn.studio/motion/canvas.md): When to draw a frame on a canvas instead of in the DOM, the Canvas2D API, and three worked examples of particle-like work. - [Using packages](https://zxn.studio/motion/using-packages.md): Which libraries a film may import, and how to drive d3, GSAP, simplex-noise and culori from the frame instead of a clock. - [Tempo and music](https://zxn.studio/motion/tempo-and-music.md): Cut a film to a track: declare a tempo, place cues in bars and beats, and derive pulses and subdivisions from one musical clock. - [Interface films](https://zxn.studio/motion/interface-films.md): Product tours and feature walkthroughs: a fixed board, a shot list that names what to look at, and a cursor a control can read its own pressed state from. - [Performance](https://zxn.studio/motion/performance.md): Why a film costs what it costs, the true story of a Matrix rain built from 1,800 divs, and a budget you can hold a film to. - [Recipes](https://zxn.studio/motion/recipes.md): Eight verified example films, what each one teaches, the line worth copying, and what to change first. - [Writing films with an AI agent](https://zxn.studio/motion/ai-agents.md): The MCP server that gives a coding agent the authoring rules, the docs, the verified recipes and a checker for what it writes. - [Composition API](https://zxn.studio/motion/composition-api.md): Reference for films, time, timing primitives, animation maths, stage and camera, pointer, tempo and footage.