Screen Recorder
Record your screen, a window or a browser tab with sound and your microphone. No install, no watermark, no time limit.
Recorded in your browser: nothing is uploaded, and there is no time limit or watermark.
After you click Start, your browser asks what to share: a tab, a window or the whole screen. To record sound from a video or call, share a Chrome tab and tick "Share tab audio".
WebM plays in all modern browsers and in VLC. To upload somewhere that only takes MP4, convert it first.
Screen Recorder
Need to show a bug to a developer, record a quick tutorial or save a video call? This screen recorder runs in your browser, so there is nothing to install and no account. Choose the whole screen, one window or a single browser tab, add sound from the tab or your computer and your microphone, and record for as long as you like. You can pause and resume, and when you stop, the video plays right away so you can check it before downloading. Chrome and Edge save MP4; Firefox saves WebM. The recording never leaves your computer, and there is no watermark.
How to use Screen Recorder
- Choose whether to record sound from the screen and your microphone, and the quality.
- Click Start recording and pick a tab, window or your entire screen in the browser's window.
- Pause and resume if you need to, and click Stop (or the browser's "Stop sharing") when you are done.
- Watch the recording, then click Download.
When it comes in handy
- Recording a short tutorial or product demo.
- Showing a bug to a developer or support team.
- Keeping a copy of a presentation or online class (with permission).
Frequently asked questions
- Is there a time limit or watermark?
- No. The only limit is your computer's memory; an hour at 1080p is usually fine.
- Why is there no sound from my computer?
- Browsers only share sound from a tab (tick "Share tab audio") or, on Windows and ChromeOS, from the entire screen ("Share system audio"). Sharing a single window has no sound. Safari and Firefox cannot record computer sound yet.
- Can I record on my phone?
- No. Mobile browsers do not allow web pages to record the screen. Use your phone's built-in screen recorder.
- Is my recording uploaded?
- No. It is recorded and stored in your browser until you download it.