Multi-Region Screen Capture for Mac

How Multi-Region Capture Works

Traditional screen capture tools force you to choose between recording your entire screen or a single window. Conjuly takes a different approach. You draw capture regions — rectangular selection areas — around any part of any display. Each region is mirrored in real time to its own clean, borderless window that you can resize, reposition, or share independently.

Creating a region takes seconds. Use the global hotkey to activate region creation from anywhere on your Mac, then click and drag to define the area you want to capture. The corresponding mirror window appears instantly, showing a live feed of that screen area. You can create as many regions as you need — one for your code editor, another for a design tool, a third for a terminal window — and manage them all simultaneously.

Each capture region operates independently. You can adjust the position, size, and frame rate of individual regions without affecting others. Move the source region by dragging its border, or reposition the mirror window to wherever it is most convenient on your workspace. The mirror window always displays a clean, distraction-free view of the captured area — no toolbars, no overlays, just the content you selected.

Size Presets and Custom Dimensions

Conjuly includes size presets for common output dimensions. Select 1080p (1920x1080), 720p (1280x720), or set custom pixel dimensions for your capture region. Presets ensure your recordings and shared windows match standard video resolutions, which is especially useful when exporting content for presentations, tutorials, or social media. You can also resize regions freely by dragging their edges, and the mirror window will update to reflect the new dimensions.

Frame Rate Control

Every capture region has an adjustable frame rate from 1 to 60 frames per second. Use higher frame rates for smooth video output when recording demos or gameplay, and lower frame rates to reduce CPU usage during long monitoring sessions. This per-region control means you can run a high-FPS capture on one region while keeping another at a minimal refresh rate — optimizing performance across your entire workflow.

Record to Video or GIF

Any capture region or Grid Mirror composite can be recorded to a video file or exported as an animated GIF. This makes Conjuly a versatile tool for creating tutorials, documenting bugs, recording product demos, and producing async video updates for your team.

Video recordings are saved in standard formats compatible with all major editing tools and sharing platforms. GIF export is ideal for embedding in Slack messages, GitHub pull requests, Notion pages, or documentation — anywhere that supports inline animated images. You control the output resolution through your region size and the frame rate through per-region settings.

Recording is a Pro feature. The free tier lets you capture and mirror regions in real time, while Pro unlocks recording to video and GIF export along with webcam overlay during recordings.

Built for Ultrawide Monitors

Ultrawide monitors — especially 49-inch super-ultrawide displays — create a unique challenge for screen sharing. Sharing the full display squeezes an extremely wide image into a standard video frame, making everything tiny and unreadable for your audience. Most video call platforms have no native solution for this.

Conjuly solves this by letting you capture specific regions from your ultrawide display. Instead of sharing 5120 pixels of width, you capture only the areas that matter — your code editor, a browser window, a design canvas — and present them at a readable size. With Grid Mirror, you can arrange multiple ultrawide regions into a standard 16:9 composite that looks crisp in any video call.

Conjuly supports all display configurations: single ultrawide, dual monitor, triple monitor, mixed-resolution setups, and Apple Silicon external display configurations. Capture regions can span any connected display, and Grid Mirror can pull from all of them simultaneously.