Screen Recorder
Record your screen with your voice in one click — no download, no sign-up, no watermark, and nothing is uploaded.
At a glance
- Records your entire screen, one window or a browser tab — you choose in your browser’s own picker.
- Captures screen or tab sound and your microphone together, mixed into one track.
- A floating camera bubble shows your face in the corner, like a tutorial or presentation recording.
- Saves as MP4 (Chrome, Edge and Safari) or WebM, in 720p, 1080p or full screen size at 30 or 60 frames per second — with no watermark and no time limit.
- Pause and resume, a 3-second countdown, and a live timer and file size while you record.
- Everything stays on your computer: the video is recorded in your browser and never uploaded. WebM files get their length fixed so every player can seek.
Step by step
How to record your screen
- 1
Choose your settings
Turn screen sound and the microphone on or off, and pick the quality and file type.
- 2
Press Start recording
Your browser asks what to share: a tab, a window or the entire screen. Tick “Share audio” to include sound.
- 3
Record
After the countdown, do what you want to show. Pause whenever you like.
- 4
Stop and download
Press Stop (or the browser’s Stop sharing button), watch the recording, and download it.
Features
Everything you need, nothing you don’t
Screen, window or tab
Pick exactly what to share.
Sound and voice
System or tab audio plus your microphone.
Camera bubble
Your face in a floating window.
MP4 or WebM
Up to 60 fps, no watermark, no limit.
Pause and resume
Leave out the bits you don’t need.
Private
Recorded and saved on your device.
Recording sound
| You share | Sound you can record |
|---|---|
| A browser tab (Chrome, Edge) | That tab’s sound — tick “Also share tab audio”. |
| Your entire screen (Chrome, Edge on Windows and ChromeOS) | All computer sound — tick “Also share system audio”. |
| A single window, or the screen on a Mac | Usually no screen sound — your microphone still works. |
| Firefox and Safari | Microphone only. |
Tips for a clean recording
Close notifications and unrelated tabs first, and turn on Do Not Disturb. Share a single tab or window when you can — it keeps private things off the video and the file smaller. For tutorials, 1080p at 30 fps is sharp and compact; use 60 fps for games and fast animations. Use a headset so the microphone doesn’t pick up your speakers.
On phones
Mobile browsers can’t record the screen. Android has a built-in screen recorder in Quick Settings, and iPhone and iPad have one in Control Centre (add it under Settings → Control Centre).
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Is this screen recorder free?
Is my recording uploaded?
How do I record my screen with audio?
Can I record myself and my screen together?
MP4 or WebM?
Can I record a Zoom or Google Meet call?
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