Screen Recorder
Record your screen directly in the browser
settingsRecording Options
Click the button above to select a screen, window, or browser tab to record. All processing happens in your browser.
About Screen Recorder
Screen Recorder is a free online tool that captures your screen activity as a video file directly inside your browser. Using the browser's built-in Screen Capture API and MediaRecorder API, it lets you record your entire desktop, a specific application window, or a single browser tab — with or without audio — and save the result as a WebM video file, all without installing any software or browser extension.
The tool is designed for situations where a static image or chart is not enough to explain what you are showing: walking a colleague through a multi-step workflow, capturing a live bug so a developer can reproduce it, recording a short tutorial for async review, or preserving a time-limited screen state like a live dashboard. You can optionally mix in system audio (the sounds your computer plays) and microphone narration simultaneously, so the finished clip carries both the visual context and your verbal commentary in one file.
Everything — capture, audio mixing, encoding, and preview — happens locally in your browser. No video data is transmitted to any server, logged, or stored anywhere outside your device. The download button saves the file directly to your machine. There is no account required, no time limit on recordings, and no watermark on the output.
Key Features
Flexible capture target
Choose to record your full desktop, an individual application window, or a specific browser tab. The browser's native share picker gives you precise control over what appears in the video.
Dual audio mixing
Record system audio (sounds played by your computer), microphone narration, or both at once. The tool uses the Web Audio API to mix the two streams before encoding, so they stay in sync throughout the clip.
Live preview while recording
A real-time preview window shows exactly what is being captured as you record, so you can verify framing and content without stopping and replaying.
Pause and resume
Pause the recording mid-session to skip a section you do not want included, then resume without starting over. The timer reflects only the time actually captured.
Instant in-browser preview
After stopping, the recording loads in a built-in video player showing duration and file size before you commit to downloading. Discard and re-record in one click if the take was wrong.
No install, no upload, no cost
The tool runs entirely in modern browsers (Chrome, Edge, Firefox) using standard web APIs. Nothing leaves your machine and there are no paywalls or sign-up prompts.
How to Use
Choose Audio Options
Select whether to include system audio and/or microphone input in your recording.
Start Recording
Click Start Recording and choose what to share — your entire screen, a window, or a browser tab. The recording begins immediately.
Stop and Download
Click Stop when finished. Preview your recording in the built-in video player and download it as a WebM file.
Example
A typical use: record a 45-second bug reproduction with microphone narration enabled, then download the clip to attach to a bug report.
Options selected:
- Capture target: Browser tab (checkout flow)
- System audio: off
- Microphone: on (narrating steps aloud)
Actions performed:
1. Opened product page, added item to cart
2. Proceeded to checkout
3. Clicked "Place Order" — spinner appeared
and never resolved (bug)
4. Narrated: "Order button hangs at this point"
5. Clicked Stop after 45 seconds screen-recording-1749510000000.webm
Duration : 00:45
File size : 3.2 MB
Format : WebM (VP9 + Opus audio)
Preview : available in browser before download Common Use Cases
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Bug reproduction videos
Attach a video clip to a bug report instead of writing a lengthy step-by-step. Developers can watch the exact sequence of actions that triggers the issue, saving back-and-forth in comments. Unlike a screenshot tool, Screen Recorder captures the full timeline of user interaction.
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Async tutorial walkthroughs
Record a narrated walkthrough of a software process — onboarding a new team member, explaining a workflow to a client, or demonstrating a feature change — and share the file without needing a live meeting.
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Capturing time-sensitive screen states
Some information only exists briefly: a live analytics dashboard, a timed exam, a transient error message. Screen Recorder lets you capture the full temporal sequence, not just a frozen frame.
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Personal session documentation
Record a research session, a complex configuration process, or a reference walkthrough to replay later. Useful when you need to retrace exactly what you did without relying on written notes.
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Lightweight presentation recording
Record yourself narrating a slide deck or prototype demo directly in the browser tab without needing screen-recording desktop software. Share the WebM file or convert it to MP4 in any standard video tool.