For the moment, the professional screencasting software ScreenFlow doesn’t allow for titling in the user’s screencasts. Also, the options for incorporating a user’s keystrokes* into ScreenFlow videos leaves a lot to be desired. Both titling and keystrokes can be achieved with little effort by introducing overlayed transparent images (PNGs) into the timeline. Scraster Professional Screencasting has put together a short HD video to explain this work-around. Please watch in full-screen for best picture.

*Visit keyboardicons.com to download a FREE set of Mac keyboard icons.

Do you have any topics you’d like to see covered in future tutorials from Scraster Professional Screencasting? Do you have a product or service online that could benefit from having a professional screencast? Email info@scraster.com, leave a comment below, or use the Contact form on our website. Thanks.

UPDATE: As of the recent release of ScreenFlow 1.5.1, ScreenFlow now offers titling natively.

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