How it fits your workflow
No motion designer, no render farm. Your screen recording is enough.
Record your screen
Capture your app with any screen recorder — QuickTime, your phone, a simulator. Raw is fine: the framing comes next.
Direct it in tilt
Drop the recording in, pick a device frame, and pin camera keyframes on the timeline. tilt interpolates the moves between them.
Export and publish
Render an mp4 up to 4K right in your browser — for the launch post, the store page, the socials — or just send the tilt link.
Features
No After Effects, no render farm, no upload — the 3D scene, the timeline and the video render all run in your browser.
Drop a screencast
Drag a screen recording in and it plays on the device screen. A local file never leaves your machine.
Real device frames
Mount your recording on a MacBook Pro, iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch — or a clean minimal panel when you want no hardware at all.
Direct the camera in 3D
Orbit to the shot you want and pin it as a keyframe. Between two keyframes the camera is interpolated — dolly, orbit and tilt moves with no curve editing.
Renders in your browser
The export is encoded on your machine with WebCodecs — nothing is uploaded to a render server, and there is no queue.
Works inside Claude
tilt is also an MCP App: ask Claude to open tilt, set the device, and drive the camera — the frames stream back into the conversation.
The link is the movie
Device, keyframes, colors, timing — the whole edit lives in the URL. Send the link and it reopens the exact same movie, ready to tweak.
How it works
- 1
Load a screencast
Drop a video file of your app in action, or paste the URL of a hosted one.
- 2
Add keyframes
Scrub the timeline, frame the camera the way you want, and add a keyframe. Two keyframes make a move — the camera is interpolated between them.
- 3
Play and export
Preview the moves in real time, then render the final mp4 — encoded locally, in your browser.
Simple pricing
Free to direct, Pro to ship clean.
Free
Forever, no sign-up
- The full editor — every device, unlimited keyframes
- In-browser rendering up to 4K — nothing uploaded
- Exports carry a small tilt.camera ribbon
Pro
Ship without the ribbon
- Watermark-free mp4 and PNG exports
- Same editor, same quality — the ribbon is the only difference
- Funds one-person development of tilt
Frequently asked questions
Who's behind tilt
tilt is built by Antoine Bernier, a solo developer in Paris — also the maker of meter (meter.photo). When you write in, you talk to the person who wrote the code.
Ready to make your app look this good?
Open tilt, drop a screencast, and export your first promo video in minutes.