Screen Recorder
You choose what to share — entire screen, one window, or a single tab. To capture tab audio, pick a tab and enable “share tab audio” in the prompt.
You choose what to share — entire screen, one window, or a single tab. To capture tab audio, pick a tab and enable “share tab audio” in the prompt.
Choose whether to include your microphone, then click "Start recording".
In the browser’s picker, select your entire screen, one window, or one tab (tick "share tab audio" there if you want the tab’s sound).
Do the thing you want to capture — a live preview and timer confirm the recording is running.
Click "Stop recording" (or use the browser’s own stop-sharing bar) when you are done.
Play the result right on the page, then download it — or send it straight to the MP4 converter or video trimmer.
This free screen recorder captures your entire screen, a single window, or one browser tab straight to a video file — with no download to install, no watermark, no time limit, and no upload. Click record, choose what to share in the browser’s picker, and when you stop, the finished video is ready to save or play back immediately.
You can optionally include your microphone to narrate over the recording — ideal for tutorials, bug reports, walkthroughs, and quick demos. When you capture a browser tab you can also include the tab’s own audio. The recording is produced by your browser’s built-in MediaRecorder engine, so quality is crisp and the file lands directly on your device.
100% private“The recording is captured and encoded entirely by your own browser and exists only on your device. Nothing is streamed, uploaded, or stored anywhere else — we never see a single frame.”
No. Record for as long as you like — the practical bound is your device’s free memory and disk — and the output is your clean video with no watermark, no trial banner, and no sign-up.
Whatever your browser encodes natively — WebM (VP8/VP9) in Chrome, Edge and Firefox, or MP4 in Safari. WebM plays in every modern browser; if you need MP4 for another app, the built-in Convert to MP4 tool converts it right on your device.
Tab audio: yes — capture a browser tab and enable "share tab audio" in the picker. Whole-screen system audio depends on your OS and browser (Windows Chrome/Edge can share system audio; macOS generally cannot). Your microphone can always be mixed in.
That bar is the browser’s built-in indicator that a capture is running — a privacy feature every site sees. You can stop the recording from it at any time.
Screen capture (getDisplayMedia) is a desktop browser feature — use Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari on a computer. Phones have excellent built-in screen recorders in their notification shade / control center.