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Screen Recorder

Yes. There is no sign up, no paywall and nothing is added to your videos. What you record or export is exactly what you see in the preview.

No. Recording, trimming, blurring, converting and exporting all happen inside your browser tab, using your own computer. Your video and image files are never sent to a server. The page does load a small analytics script that counts visits, but it never sees your files.

Yes, after your first visit. The first time you open the site, your browser saves the app on your device. After that it opens and works with the internet turned off. Text extraction from images (OCR) also needs a one time download of its language data, so run it once while online and it will work offline after that.

Open the Screen recorder, tick System or Tab Audio for the sound coming from your computer and Microphone for your voice, then press Start recording. In the browser prompt, pick a tab, window or screen and turn on Share audio. Chrome and Edge on Windows can share the whole system sound. On a Mac, browsers usually share the sound of one tab only.

Screen recording and screen capture need a desktop browser, ideally Chrome or Edge, on Windows, Mac, Linux or a Chromebook. Phones and tablets do not allow web pages to record the screen. The editor, audio trimmer, image converter and combine tools still work on phones.

Yes, if you share the call window or tab and turn on audio sharing. Tick Microphone as well to include your own voice. Always tell the people on the call that you are recording, and check your company rules first.

Yes. Press Pause to stop the clock and the video, and Resume to carry on. The paused time is not in the final video, so you get one clean clip without dead air.

You can ask for the best available size, 1080p or 720p, and 15, 30 or 60 frames per second. The browser gives you the closest it can, depending on your screen and computer. Use 30 fps for most tutorials and 60 fps for games or smooth animations.

Yes. After you choose what to share, a 3 or 5 second countdown gives you time to switch to the right window. You can turn it off if you do not need it.

Open the Trim, mark and blur tool, load your video, pick Blur box and drag over the area. Set when the box should appear and disappear. If the thing you are hiding moves, press Follow motion on that box and the app will move the box along with it.

The app looks at the pixels inside your box, then finds where that same patch of pixels went in the next frames. It works best on objects that stand out from the background. It is a simple tracker, not magic, so always scrub through the result and fix any spot where the box drifts.

Turn on Live Speech to Text Captions while recording, or load a .srt or .vtt file in the editor. You can edit every line and its timing, then burn the captions into the exported video or download them as a .srt file.

Yes. Load the video in the Trim, mark and blur tool, trim it to the moment you want, choose a GIF width and frame rate, and press Export as GIF. It is made on your own device, and clips up to about 30 seconds work best. Keep GIFs short and small, because they get big quickly.

Yes. Choose Crop in the editor, drag over the area you want to keep, and export. The crop applies to the exported video and the GIF. Press Reset crop to go back to the full picture.

Exports are WebM by default, and MP4 when your browser supports recording to MP4. Presets set the size and quality for YouTube, Slack and Teams, or a small file for chat apps. Chat apps change their upload limits often, so check the current limit before you send.

Load your clip in the Trim, mark and blur tool, drag the Start and End sliders to keep only the part you want, and export. Everything happens on your own device, so the video never leaves your computer.

Yes. The Screenshot tool captures the whole screen or just an area, or lets you paste or upload an image. Add arrows, boxes, circles, text and blur, crop it, and use Extract text to copy any words in the picture. You can save it as PNG, JPG, WEBP or BMP.

Yes. Add your clips or pictures in the Combine tool, put them in the order you want with the arrows, and join them into one file.

We do not add one. The limit is your device. Very long or 4K recordings need a lot of memory, so for long sessions record at a lower resolution or in parts.

Yes. In Chrome or Edge use the install icon in the address bar, or the Install app button at the top of this page when it appears. It then opens in its own window and works offline.