Record your screen in the browser
Click Choose a screen, pick a browser tab, an app window or your entire screen, and start recording. Add your microphone for a voice-over. When you stop, download the video. It is good for a quick tutorial, a bug report, a demo for a client or a recorded presentation. There is nothing to install, no watermark and no account, and the recording never leaves your computer.
Recording sound
| Sound | How |
|---|---|
| Your voice | Tick “Include microphone audio” before you start |
| A browser tab’s sound | Share a tab and turn on “Share tab audio” in the browser dialog (Chrome, Edge) |
| Whole computer sound | Depends on browser and OS. Not every combination supports it |
After recording
- Cut the start and end with Trim video.
- Convert WebM to MP4 with the video converter if a site needs MP4.
- Shrink it for email or chat with Compress video.
Tips
- Turn on Do Not Disturb so notifications don’t appear in the video.
- Record one window rather than the whole screen to keep other apps private.
- Stopping from the browser’s “Stop sharing” bar also ends the recording.
Limits
Most phone browsers can’t record the screen from a web page. Use a computer. Protected video players may record as black.
Related tasks
For audio only, use the voice recorder. For a short silent clip, make a GIF.