FramePin turns screen recordings into guides that users can click through at their own pace.

Start with a recording from Loom, ScreenStudio, OBS, QuickTime, Zoom, or another screen recorder. Edit it frame by frame, pin the moments that matter, and add titles, callouts, arrows, spotlights, zoom, and moving blur.

The initial release includes:

- Interactive guides that can be embedded or shared by link

- Frame-level cutting, splitting, and speed controls

- Pinned steps with titles and visual annotations

- Blur regions that follow moving content

- MP4 exports up to 4K

- PDF and screenshot exports

- Optional uploaded or AI-generated narration

- Views and unique-visitor statistics for published guides

- Local editing with no upload of the original recording

- A free editor with no account required

FramePin works in Chrome on desktop and lets one project become an interactive guide, video, PDF, or screenshot pack.