Turn a modeling session into a finished tutorial

SceneCast records your Blender session as steps: geometry, selection, modifiers, 3D cursor and the keys you pressed. It's not a screen recording. Because it records the scene itself, you can replay it and re-shoot it after the fact: a different camera, a push-in on what you were editing, vertical or 16:9, with keystrokes and notes burned in.

SceneCast Pro turns that recording into something you can publish.

What Pro does

• Auto Notes. Writes notes from what you actually did ("Plane: Inset (+8 faces)", "Add Mirror modifier") and pins each one at the step and the spot where it happened.
• Notes & Chapters. Notes with leader lines to the point they're about, chapters as title cards, and per-note timing. What you see while scrubbing is exactly what lands in the video.
• Punch-In. The camera pushes in on whatever you're working on, the active object or the selected vertices, with no tracking setup. A bevel at 1080p stops being three grey pixels.
• Director Camera. Place your own camera keys on the step timeline instead of replaying your working orbits. Keys stick to steps, so retiming never desyncs the camera.
• Branding. Title card, end card, and a logo or text watermark, previewed live in the viewport and framed to the export's shape.
• Background Render. Export in a second, minimised Blender and keep working. Get the 16:9 and the 9:16 cut from one job.
• Written Guide Export. The same take also becomes a written tutorial in HTML or Markdown, with chapters, notes, keys, operator names and a still per step.
• Sessions. Save, load and autosave recordings, and browse them from a session library. Undo can't bring a recording back, so Pro makes sure you never lose one.

Also included (everything from the free version)

• Step recording of geometry, transforms, selection, cursor, pivot and keys
• Modifier stacks recorded and replayed
• Scrub and playback with Smooth Motion
• View picker: Recorded Views, Front / Right / Top, Scene Camera or Current View
• Keystrokes burned into the video
• MP4 or PNG export at 720p–4K, Vertical 1080×1920, Square or Custom
• A memory limit, so a long session stops safely instead of crashing Blender

Who it's for

• Tutorial creators: a video and a written guide from one recording
• Teachers: chaptered, annotated lessons
• Artists posting progress: branded vertical cuts for Shorts and Reels

One-time purchase. All 1.x updates are free. Blender 4.2 – 5.0.