Insert Image Overlays in FocuSee: ScreenKite Timeline Alternative
FocuSee Featurebase asks for image insert as annotation or separate layer. Add stills on ScreenKite’s multi-track timeline, then export a local MP4.
Insert Image Overlays in FocuSee: ScreenKite Timeline Alternative
Mid-tutorial you need a logo lower-third, a screenshot callout, a pricing table PNG, or a “Step 2” card. That is an image layer job — not only shapes drawn on the canvas.
FocuSee users track it publicly:
- Insert Image — “Under Annotation or separate layer can be introduced to insert Image files”
- Related creator need: Export Selected Clips when each designed segment needs its own aspect and framing
FocuSee’s marketing highlights an annotation suite (text, shapes, arrows, blur). Still-image import as a first-class timeline layer is what the Featurebase post requests.
Short answer
Import the recording into ScreenKite, place PNG/WebP/JPEG stills on overlay tracks, time them, and export once.
Do it in ScreenKite (numbered)
- Open ScreenKite.
- Import your screen recording (FocuSee MP4 or a ScreenKite take).
- File → Import Media… and select the image files.
- Park the playhead; drop the still on an overlay layer.
- Scale, position, and trim duration to match the spoken step.
- Stack multiple stills when a lesson needs a diagram over a blurred region.
- Export MP4. Pro removes the watermark.
- Share from your Drive, Dropbox, or OneDrive.
Keep brand stills in a folder next to the project. Last-minute logo swaps should be a media replace — not a re-export from another design tool after the fact.
Why ScreenKite
ScreenKite is native macOS with multi-track layers for video, audio, and still overlays. Auto-zoom recorders polish the capture; image layers finish the lesson.
Use the AI agent for cleanup after markup. MCP / CLI agent tools stay optional and evolving.
Pricing contrast (product facts)
Auto-edit tools often meter advanced features behind subscriptions. ScreenKite is free to create and edit; Pro removes the watermark; Pro is a one-time / founder-lifetime purchase. Check FocuSee’s site for current packaging.
Cross-platform & Roadmap: macOS is fully native; the Windows native Beta application is now available for download (powered by a dedicated Direct3D/C++23 engine), with a Chrome extension in development.
Creators and teams choose it because it pairs ultra-fast local hardware exports and built-in link sharing with timeline AI agent editing via Claude Code, ChatGPT Codex, Antigravity, or Grok Build. Describe the cut; the agent does the trims.
Tips for readable image overlays
- Export stills at 2× the on-canvas size so they stay sharp.
- Prefer transparent PNG for logos.
- Hold each card long enough to read aloud once.
- Do not cover the click target you are teaching.
Conclusion
When Featurebase still asks for image insert as a layer, finish on a timeline that already has media tracks. Import into ScreenKite, place the stills, export once, and share from storage you own.
Appendix: FocuSee Featurebase requests
- Insert Image
- Related: Export Selected Clips
- Board: FocuSee feedback
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