Record Your Screen in the Browser
Capture a screen, window, or tab with optional webcam and audio, then download the recording locally.
Webcam overlay
Show your camera in a corner of the recording
⚡ Screen capture works best in Chrome or Edge on desktop. Mobile browsers have limited support.
🔊 To capture system audio, check the "Share audio" option in the browser's screen-sharing dialog.
How to Record Your Screen in 3 Simple Steps
Set Up Your Recording Preferences
Choose your audio source (microphone, system audio, or both) and optionally enable the webcam overlay with your preferred corner position. No account or sign-up needed.
Choose Your Screen and Count Down
Click "Start Recording". Your browser immediately shows the screen picker—select your desktop, window, or tab. A 3-second countdown then gives you time to switch to the target window before recording begins.
Stop, Preview, and Download
Click "Finish recording" when done. A preview player appears instantly so you can review the result. Hit download and the MP4 file is saved directly to your device—no upload, no waiting.
Screen Recording Features
Record Screen, Window, or Tab
Choose to record your entire desktop, a specific application window, or just a single browser tab. Full flexibility every time—no complicated setup required.
Webcam Picture-in-Picture
Overlay your webcam feed in any corner of the recording. Add a personal touch to presentations, tutorials, and demos with a rounded, professional-looking camera bubble.
Flexible Audio Mixing
Record only your microphone, only system audio, both mixed together, or no audio at all. The Web Audio API handles multi-track mixing seamlessly in real time.
Pause and Resume Freely
Pause at any point to compose your thoughts, rearrange a window, or take a break—then continue the same recording without creating a new file.
Instant Local Download
When you finish, your recording is packaged as an MP4 or WebM file and saved directly to your device in seconds. No rendering queues, no cloud upload, no wait.
100% Private Local Processing
Canvas compositing, audio mixing, and MediaRecorder encoding all run entirely in your browser tab. Your screen content never touches our servers—ever.
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