Supercut vs Tellclip (2026)

For Mac teams that want fast async video that already looks polished, yes. Both replace Loom's record-and-share flow; Tellclip adds auto-zoom from clicks, a smooth cursor, motion blur and transparent window capture, and its CLI lets an agent record and edit, not only read.

No. As of October 2026 Supercut's editor has zoom and pan, open to all users since 2026-09-29, but you place each one by hand. Its docs describe no auto-zoom, and cursor smoothing and motion blur are not listed among its features.

Tellclip zooms from your clicks, re-renders the cursor smoothly and adds motion blur, and you can still move, resize or delete every zoom on the timeline.

Yes. A window recording keeps its transparent background, so the window can sit on any backdrop you pick in the editor. Supercut does not list transparent window capture among its features.

Tellclip Pro is $20 per seat per month, or $15 billed yearly, after a 7-day trial with no card. Supercut Pro is $15 per seat per month, billed yearly; it publishes no monthly price. Neither has a free plan.

Supercut's trial is 14 days; after it, sharing, downloading and uploading pause while recording continues.

Both have an MCP server. The difference is recording: the tellclip CLI starts a take on the Mac, adds zooms, masks and cuts, and uploads it, so a coding agent can make a clip, not only read one. Tellclip's MCP server has 12 tools, including clip search by keyword and meaning, plus organisation API keys.

Supercut's MCP server searches recordings by meaning, reads playlists, analytics and form responses, and since 2026-10-16 can write titles, summaries and playlist sharing. There is also a Platform API.

In both. Tellclip's "Update Clip" replaces the video under the same link and keeps its comments, transcript and chapters. Supercut can publish an edit to the link you already shared, or as a new link.