Compare/vyds vs ScreenFlow

vyds vs ScreenFlow

ScreenFlow is a Mac-only video editor that records. vyds is an async screen recorder for macOS, Windows, and Chrome.

ScreenFlow is the right choice for polished long-form tutorials on Mac. vyds is the right choice for quick async recordings shared by link, across any platform your team uses.

FeatureVydsScreenFlow
Price$0 / $7/mo Plus / $12/seat Pro$199 one-time (ScreenFlow), Super Pak +$76, Super Pak+ +$126
Free tierUnlimited recordings, 5 min, no watermark, BYOSNo free tier (one-time purchase only)
PlatformsmacOS + Windows + ChromemacOS only (Sonoma + Sequoia, Apple Silicon + Intel)
One-click cloud share link
Chrome extension
System audio capture
Camera bubble overlay
Trim / cut editing
Multi-track timeline editor
Stock media librarySuper Pak (+$76)
Annotations, callouts, animationsBasic during recordingExtensive post-production
AI captions & summariesPro plan
Team workspacePro plan
Local-first recording
Bring Your Own StorageLocal files only
Best forDaily async team communicationLong-form Mac tutorials and screencasts

Why teams switch from ScreenFlow

Your team is not all on Mac

ScreenFlow is macOS only. If anyone on your team uses Windows or wants to record from Chrome, ScreenFlow leaves them out. vyds works on macOS, Windows, and as a Chrome extension.

You record more than you edit

ScreenFlow is a full multi-track video editor. If you spend more time recording than editing, the editor learning curve and timeline complexity is overhead you do not need.

Sharing is built in

ScreenFlow saves files locally. You then upload, host, or attach the file to share. With vyds, a share link is generated the moment you hit stop.

No upfront cost

ScreenFlow is a $199 one-time purchase (plus paid upgrades). vyds Free has no price tag. If you only need to record and share, you can start without buying anything.

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