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28 Screen Recording Ad Examples

A recording of a phone or computer screen.

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The creative shows a screen recording of a video editing software interface. The main screen displays a video of a person wearing headphones and a mask, with text overlay that reads "make a video about the greatest headphones of all time in the style of @renthedirector". Smaller preview windows show other video clips and audio waveforms, suggesting the creation of a video project. The overall impression is a demonstration of a creative tool or process.

The top half of the creative shows a screen recording of video editing software, with a cursor highlighting a timeline. The bottom half features a close-up of a man looking directly at the camera, with studio lighting visible. Large white text overlaid on the image reads "my videos". The man appears to be the creator of the video content being edited.

A screen recording shows a demo of the Descript video editing software. The interface displays a video timeline with audio waveforms and visual clips. Text overlays introduce a new mobile game called 'Credit Scoreboard' from Credit Cra, designed to help users improve their credit scores. The game pits users against friends to see who can raise their credit score the fastest.

A screen recording shows a website interface with a prompt asking 'What would you like to build today?'. Below this, a text box contains a generated response. The text 'I asked' appears at the bottom of the screen. The overall visual is a blurred interface with a dark gradient background.

A close-up shot of a laptop screen displaying the Apple Notes app. The app shows a new note with the date April 1, 2026, and a placeholder for text. Below the note, a news snippet about a sports-related arrest is visible. The user's finger is shown pressing the 'fn' key on the keyboard, suggesting an interaction with the device. The overall scene captures a moment of using technology for note-taking and information consumption.

A finger is shown pointing at a computer screen displaying the Instantly.ai website. The website has the headline "Como ChatGPT, Pero para la prospección B2B." Below this, a text box prompts the user to "Ask Instantly AI to Find What's Driving the Most Sales." Several interactive buttons are visible, including "WARP Mode," "Generate a Full Campaign," "Suggest Campaigns," "Summarize Analytics," and "Best Performing Campaigns."

The creative opens with a black screen displaying white text that reads "Introducing the Lovable x Shopify integration." This is followed by a screen recording that shows a blurred background of a person sitting in a chair. The foreground displays a mock-up of a Shopify checkout page with fields for contact and payment information. A shopping cart icon and the text "Your cart" are visible on the right side of the screen.

The creative opens with a black screen and white text that reads "Why Siri always gets your name wrong:". It then transitions to a screen recording of a ChatGPT interface with the text "Where should we begin?" displayed. A person is visible in a small window in the bottom left corner, looking engaged and gesturing with their hands. Below the ChatGPT interface, text reads "Download Wispr Flow for free".

A screen recording shows a laptop displaying the Cowork AI interface. The text "Let's knock something off your list" is prominently displayed, with a prompt asking "How can I help you today?". Below this, the text "Also corrects my 'uhh's' and mistakes. Email next..." is overlaid on the screen. The video focuses on the AI's ability to refine user input, suggesting it helps with writing and communication tasks.

The creative is split into two parts, showing a laptop screen. The top half shows a sticky note with "WITH OUT" written on it, placed over code on the laptop screen. The bottom half shows a hand peeling off a sticky note that says "WITH WISPR FLOW" with wavy lines, also placed over code on the laptop screen. The contrast between the two sticky notes highlights a change or improvement.

A man in a white polo shirt is shown in a circular frame, with a neon sign behind him that has a </ > symbol. Below him, a screen recording displays code in a text editor. The words "Coding in the Future" are overlaid in large white text with a black background. The code editor shows file paths and script tags, suggesting a web development context. The overall impression is a preview of a technology or software demonstration.

The creative opens on a screen recording of a digital notepad interface, likely from a productivity app. Large, bold green text overlays the screen, reading "AI Tool To Never Have To Take Notes" and "Granola Just Raised $43M To Reshape Note Taking". The interface shows meeting notes with bullet points and a transcript viewer. Below the main interface, there are options to "Write follow up email" and "List my todos", followed by a text input field.

The creative shows a split screen. On the left, a person is shown in a greenscreen environment, speaking directly to the camera. On the right, a screen recording displays the Webflow interface, demonstrating website building capabilities. Text overlays highlight key points from the narrative, such as "Demo request conversions are up 40%" and "Moving to Webflow turned the site from a constraint into a growth engine." The overall visual aims to showcase how Webflow transformed a company's marketing operations.

A phone screen recording shows the Speechify app interface. The app is set to read text aloud, with options to adjust playback speed and other settings. The text on the screen is in Italian and discusses self-confidence. The hook asks if the viewer is tired of reading long texts, implying Speechify can help by reading them aloud.

A screen recording shows a website form with fields for name, email, address, and phone number. The text "Un formulaire à remplir" is overlaid in large white font across the center of the screen. The website appears to be for an online delivery service, with logos for "Japhy" and "LE20H TFI" visible at the top. The form includes sections for delivery and payment options.

A screen recording shows a digital weekly planner on a laptop. The planner is colorful and organized with time slots and tasks like 'SPOTKANIE Z ZARZĄDEM' (Meeting with management) and 'CALL Z KLIENTEM' (Call with client). Text overlays in Polish read 'wszystko jest łatwe i intuicyjne' (everything is easy and intuitive), highlighting the user-friendly nature of the planner. The overall impression is one of organized productivity and ease of use.

A laptop screen displays the Canva website with a pop-up window for logging in or registering. The pop-up explains that users can log in or register in seconds to access the premium platform for free. It offers options to continue with ZPE, Google, Apple, or email. Below the pop-up, a purple banner displays text in Polish that translates to 'And most importantly, access is free.' The background of the website shows various design templates.