Record your screen
Your files are processed on your device. We never upload them.
The recording stays on this device. We never upload it.
No time limit. The recording is saved on this device as it goes, so a long one needs free storage space; its size shows while you record.
Recorded by your browser. Video is read and written with Mediabunny, under the Mozilla Public License. Browsers without their own AAC encoder use FFmpeg's, under the GNU LGPL.
How to record your screen
- 01A ▸Choose whether to record the sound and your microphone.
- 02A ▸Select Choose what to record, then pick a screen, window, or tab in the browser's window.
- 03A ▸Select Stop recording, or the browser's Stop sharing button, when you're done.
- 04A ▸Watch it back and download it. If it's WebM, you can convert it to MP4.
Questions
Is my recording uploaded?
No. Your files are processed on your device. We never upload them.
Does it work on a phone?
Not on most phones. Their browsers can't record the screen, so the page says so when you open it there. Use your phone's own screen recording instead, or open this page on a computer.
Can it record the sound?
Chrome and Edge share the sound of a tab, and of the whole screen on Windows and ChromeOS. Firefox and Safari share no sound from the screen, but your microphone can still be recorded.
Is it MP4 or WebM?
Chrome, Edge, and Safari record MP4, which plays everywhere. Firefox records WebM; select Convert to MP4 afterwards if an app you use can't open it.
How long can I record?
There's no time limit. The recording is saved on your computer as it goes, so a long one needs free storage space. Its size shows while you record.
Nothing happens when I choose what to record. Why?
On a Mac, the browser needs permission to record the screen. Allow it in System Settings, under Privacy and Security, then Screen Recording, and try again.