Screen Recorder

About the Screen Recorder

The Screen Recorder captures your screen, browser tab, or application window straight from the browser — no installs, no accounts, no watermarks. Microphone audio can be layered in for narration, and recordings download instantly as standard video files you can edit anywhere.

It's built for quick demos, walkthroughs, bug reports, and tutorial clips where firing up a heavyweight desktop recorder would be overkill.

What you can control

• Capture source — entire screen, a single window, or just one browser tab
• Microphone audio for voice-over commentary alongside the recording
• System/tab audio when sharing a tab (e.g., to capture video playback sound)
• Start, pause, and stop directly from the in-page controls

Common uses

• Product demos, feature walkthroughs, and onboarding videos
• Bug reports that show exactly what's happening on screen
• Tutorial clips for clients, teammates, or students
• Recording calls, presentations, or app sessions for later review

Tips

• Close noisy tabs and notifications before recording — they'll all be captured
• Choose "Tab" capture when you want crisp audio from a specific video or app
• Do a 5-second test clip first to verify your mic level and capture area
• For longer recordings, plug in to power and disable sleep so the session doesn't drop

Everything runs locally in your browser. Recordings never touch a server — when you click download, the file goes straight to your machine.

Common questions

How do I record my screen without downloading software?

Open the tool, choose full screen, a window, or a tab, and record: the browser's own capture powers it, so nothing installs. Stop when done and export MP4 or WebM.

Can I record system audio and my microphone together?

Yes, both mix into the recording, which is what tutorials and demos need: the app's sound plus your narration in one track.

Is there a watermark or time limit?

Neither. The subscription screen recorders meter free users because their servers process the video; here your machine does, so there is nothing to meter.

Where does my recording go?

Straight to your downloads as MP4 or WebM. It never touches a server, which matters when the recording shows internal tools or client data.

What do people record?

Tutorials and how-tos, bug reports that explain themselves, async standups, demos for clients, and the walkthrough that saves a meeting.

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