For anyone who watches in Safari

More video.
Less browser.

A clear, video-only view that feels built into Safari.
No tabs. No address bar. Just what you came to watch.

See the difference

Coming soon to the Mac App Store. $4.99, once.

Evening light over a desert valley and distant mountains
Illustrated preview
Safari, with the video front and center.

For the way you watch

Video in Safari.
As it should be.

A film, a live stream, a tutorial, a quick clip. You came to Safari to watch something. CinemaZoom gives the video a clear view, without the tabs and address bar around it.

Keep the recipe in view.
Get your hands dirty.

Something to follow along with.
Hands preparing vegetables beside a plate of pasta
Illustrated cooking video
A singer on a small stage, surrounded by concert lights and a crowd
Illustrated music video

Just the video.
Nothing in the way.

Give the performance the screen. The browser can take a back seat.

A quick watch.
A whole evening.

For anyone who ever watches video in Safari. Settle in with a bigger picture, or keep a smaller view beside the rest of your day.

A standard-proportion video view of desert scenery beside a reading page
A smaller video on a regular screen. Desktop and video views are illustrations.

Click CinemaZoom in Safari’s toolbar, or press Option-V. Move and resize the view to suit you. Go back to your tab at the same point.

Make room for
what’s playing.

Coming soon to the Mac App Store. $4.99, once, with no subscription. For macOS 14 or later.

Take another look

Video views are illustrations. Photos from Pexels: Stephen Leonardi, Anna Shvets, Patrick Black, Jr.