Show Keystrokes in the ScreenFlow Application

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Video: Show Keystrokes in the ScreenFlow Application

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You're watching VisiHow. In this video, we're going to demonstrate how to show keystrokes in ScreenFlow for the Mac.

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   To begin, make sure you have clicked the correct timeline

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   There can be two videos: a video of yourself and a screencast.

   

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   In order to show keystrokes, you'll need to click on the screen-recording clip

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   You can tell which video clip is selected by the yellow border.

   

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   With the screen-cast clip selected, click the screen-recording menu icon

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   This icon is the third icon from the left in the right side panel.

   

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   In the "Screen Recording" menu, check the "Show Keystrokes" box

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   Once the "Show Keystrokes" feature is turned on, you can check either "Show all keys" or "Show only the modifier keys"

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   Let's click "Show all keys". This will show all of the keys in the video recording as you type.

   

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   You can stop the recording by pressing "shift" + "command" + "2" on the keyboard

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   Check "Show only modifier keys"

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   This will only show "shift" and "command", but the other keys will not show up as you type.

   

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