Screen Recorder
Record your screen directly in the browser. No software install needed — everything stays private on your device.
You'll be asked to choose a screen, window, or tab to record.
Guide
Helpful notes before you convert
Record your screen right in your browser with no software to install. Capture a tab, application window, or full screen, then save the recording to your device.
This screen recorder is designed for quick demos, tutorials, bug reports, gameplay clips, and reaction content that you may want to convert afterward.
How to Record Your Screen
- Click Start Recording and choose what you want to share.
- Select a browser tab, app window, or the whole screen.
- Enable audio in the browser dialog when you need narration or tab sound.
- Stop the recording, review the clip, then download it.
Can I Record My Screen with Audio?
Microphone recording works in supported desktop browsers when you grant permission. System or tab audio depends on the browser and the sharing option you choose.
Chrome and Edge usually provide the best support for tab or system audio. Firefox and Safari may record the screen and microphone but can be more limited with internal audio.
Tab, Window, or Whole Screen
- Record a browser tab for clean web demos and smaller files.
- Record an app window when you want to hide notifications and background clutter.
- Record the full screen when your workflow moves between several apps.
Turn Your Recording into GIF, MP4, or WebP
After recording, you can use related converters to turn the capture into a silent GIF, a broadly compatible MP4, or a smaller animated WebP for modern browsers.
Tips for Smaller, Cleaner Recordings
- Keep clips short when the final output will be a GIF.
- Record a tab or window instead of a full high-resolution display.
- Close notifications and unrelated tabs before you start.
- Use MP4 or WebP instead of GIF for longer recordings.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the screen recorder really free?
Yes. It is free to use with no watermark and no account requirement.
Can I record my screen with audio?
Yes, microphone audio is supported in modern browsers. Tab or system audio depends on browser support and the share dialog options.
Is there a recording time limit?
There is no fixed page limit, but very long recordings use more device memory and create larger files.
Why is my recording just a black screen?
Protected streaming video can use DRM that blocks screen capture. In that case browser recorders may show a black frame.
How do I save or share my recording?
When recording stops, preview the clip and download it, or use a converter to create a GIF, MP4, or WebP version.