GuideLook & feel

Your logo

Add your logo once and Framecast puts it in a corner of every frame. It moves out of your camera’s way on its own.

Framecast website — a logo in the corner, moved up above the camera bubble · turn the sound on

Add your logo

  1. Open the Background tab in the inspector on the right.
  2. Scroll to Logo and click the box, then pick your logo. You can also drop a file on the box, or copy a picture and press ⌘V while the pointer is over it.
  3. Pick a corner: Top left, Top right, Bottom left or Bottom right.
The Background tab’s Logo section with a logo added
Background › Logo

Framecast keeps a copy of the picture inside the project, so the logo stays even if you move or delete the original file. A PNG with a see-through background looks best.

Adjust it

  • Size sets how big it is. A wide logo and a square one at the same size look about as heavy.
  • Opacity makes it more see-through, for a quieter watermark.
  • Margin sets the space between the logo and the edges of the video.
  • Show logo hides it without removing it. Remove logo takes it out.

How it behaves

  • It sits on top of everything and stays still while the recording zooms, pans or tilts.
  • When your camera bubble, or you in the camera cutout, would cover it, the logo moves up out of the way, and back down once the camera has gone.
  • The speed badge in the top right moves below a logo in that corner.
  • It’s in every export: videos, GIFs, share links and copied frames.

Put it on every recording

Save your look as a preset, then choose Use for new recordings in the preset’s ⋯ menu. Every new recording then starts with your logo. See Presets.