For developers
The GIF your README deserves.
Show what your tool does in five seconds. Kamo exports clean GIFs and MP4s, it's MIT-licensed, and its MCP server lets your agent read what you recorded.
Sound familiar?
Screen-recording GIFs come out blurry and shaky.
The launch demo needs editing you don't have time for.
Bug repro videos are impossible to find a month later.
How Kamo helps
GIFs up to 1280 px
At 10 or 15 fps, with the estimated size shown before you export.
Open source, MIT, no telemetry
Read the code, audit the network calls, build it yourself.
Recordings your agent can read
“Find the recording where I reproduced the bug” works: the local MCP searches names, transcripts and click timelines.
Mouse only
Kamo never logs keystrokes. What's visible on screen is still in the video, so close your secrets before you hit record.
Our recipe
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Record a selection the size of your terminal or app.
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Turn the computer sound off.
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Export a GIF at 15 fps for the README, plus a 1:1 MP4 for social.
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Connect the MCP and ask your agent to write the changelog entry.
See also
Try it on your next recording.
Free, open source, no account. Your first edited video is one download away.