Free Screen Recorder
Record your screen directly in your browser. Capture system audio, microphone, and export as WebM. No installation, no upload, no sign-up.
How It Works
- Click Start Recording: Your browser will prompt you to select what to share — your entire screen, an application window, or a specific browser tab.
- Record your content: Everything you do on screen is captured. Use the pause and stop controls to manage the recording.
- Download the video: Click Stop when done and download your recording as a WebM video file directly from your browser.
Why Use Screen Recorder?
Screen recordings are essential for creating tutorials, reporting bugs, documenting software, recording presentations, and capturing screen content for review. Most screen recording tools require software installation, subscriptions, or upload your content to cloud servers. This browser-based recorder uses the Web Screen Capture API to record directly from your browser — no installation, no account, and your recordings stay on your device.
Features
- Screen, window, or tab capture: Choose to record your full screen, a specific app window, or a single browser tab.
- Microphone audio: Optionally include microphone audio for voiceover commentary.
- System audio: Capture tab audio along with the screen (when recording a browser tab).
- Pause and resume: Pause the recording mid-session without stopping the capture.
- Instant download: The recording is saved as a WebM file directly to your device — no cloud upload.
Frequently Asked Questions
What format are recordings saved in?
Recordings are saved as WebM (VP8/VP9 video, Opus audio), which is natively supported by Chrome, Firefox, and Edge. To convert to MP4 for broader compatibility, use the Video Converter tool.
Does this record what is on my second monitor?
When you select "Entire Screen" and have multiple monitors, you can choose which monitor to share from the browser's sharing dialog. Each monitor appears as a separate option.
Are my recordings private?
Yes. The recording is captured using the browser's Screen Capture API and processed entirely locally. The video data is never transmitted to any server — it downloads directly to your device.