Native browser capture
Choose a screen, app window, or browser tab in the browser picker.
Record your screen, window, or browser tab online for free
Record your screen with optional microphone and available system audio, then pause, preview, trim, and download without a watermark.
Choose your preferences, then let the browser select the screen, app window, or tab to share.
Some browsers may ignore the mouse cursor preference. Quality and frame rate are ideal capture targets.
Choose a screen, app window, or browser tab in the browser picker.
Recordings are not uploaded and no account is required.
Capture a microphone and system or tab audio when available.
Preview, lightly trim, and download the real recording.
Set quality, frame rate, countdown, microphone, and system audio.
Use the browser picker to select a screen, window, or tab.
Pause, resume, or stop while watching the live timer and preview.
Review the result, trim it if needed, or download the original video.
Uses native browser capture without plugins or desktop software.
Record silently, use either audio source, or mix both sources.
Includes countdown, live preview, pause, resume, and stop.
Nothing is saved automatically; download only when you choose.
Record workflows, product demos, and instructions.
Explain slides, code, or web pages with microphone narration.
Capture a presentation and shared audio when the browser provides it.
Show the exact steps that reproduce a problem.
Click start recording, then choose a screen, app window, or browser tab from the browser picker. After permission and countdown, recording begins for tutorials, bug reports, demos, or meeting notes. Review screen area, sound, and output format before using it as your final file.
Yes. If you enable the microphone and allow browser access, the recording can include microphone audio. If the microphone is unavailable, you can still record the screen without voice input. Review screen area, sound, and output format before using it as your final file.
System or tab audio depends on your browser, operating system, and shared source. Tab audio is usually more reliable than full system audio, so check the share-audio option before recording. Review screen area, sound, and output format before using it as your final file.
Yes. Pausing stops the recording timer and screen capture temporarily, then continuing resumes from the existing recording. This is useful for step-by-step demos or waiting for pages to load. Review screen area, sound, and output format before using it as your final file.
After recording, you can trim the start and end time to remove preparation or extra ending footage. The original recording can still be kept, so trimming does not have to replace your source file. Review screen area, sound, and output format before using it as your final file.
No. Screen capture, microphone audio, preview, and trimming stay in the current browser. The downloaded recording may be MP4 or WebM depending on the real format supported by your browser. Review screen area, sound, and output format before using it as your final file.