About this tool
Record your screen online without installing anything: capture the entire screen, a window or a browser tab, with system audio and microphone, pause and resume, and three quality levels. Recordings stay in the page and are never uploaded; after stopping, preview, download or convert WebM to MP4.
Typical uses
- Record a software tutorial or product demo
- Capture an online class, stream or meeting (respect copyright and privacy rules)
- Record steps that reproduce a bug for a colleague or support
How to use
Choose whether to include system audio and microphone and pick a quality. Click Start screen recording and choose the entire screen, a window or a tab in the browser dialog.
Recording begins after a countdown and can be paused and resumed. After stopping, preview and download; WebM recordings can be converted to MP4.
Requires a recent Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari on a computer; phone browsers usually cannot record the screen from a page. System audio depends on the browser and OS and is most reliable when sharing a tab in Chrome or Edge. Recordings stay in page memory, so download before closing.
Frequently asked questions
Can it record computer audio?
Yes, depending on the browser and OS. Sharing a tab in Chrome or Edge is most reliable; on Windows you can share system audio with the entire screen; on macOS entire-screen capture usually cannot include system audio.
Does it work on phones?
Most phone browsers do not allow screen recording from a page. Use your phone’s built-in screen recorder, then process the video with the compressor or GIF tool.
What format are recordings?
MP4 when the browser supports recording it, otherwise WebM. Click Convert to MP4 to convert a WebM recording locally for wider playback.