Screen Recorder
Record your screen with one click. Capture system audio and mic too. Nothing to install, nothing uploaded.
Screen Recorder
Record your screen, window, or browser tab directly in the browser. No install, no upload. Your recording stays on your device.
How to record your screen in the browser
This free screen recorder captures your screen, application window, or browser tab directly in your browser using the native getDisplayMedia API. No install, no extension, no signup. Your recording never leaves your device. Works in Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari 16+.
Features
- Record full screen, application window, or browser tab
- Optional system audio capture (tab or desktop audio)
- Optional microphone overlay for voiceovers and tutorials
- Three quality levels: Standard (2.5 Mbps), High (5 Mbps), Highest (8 Mbps)
- Pause and resume recording at any time
- Live elapsed timer and file size estimate during recording
- Instant preview and download. No processing queue
- Records as WebM (VP9 codec). The native browser format
- No watermark, no time limit, no signup required
- 100% client-side. Private and free forever
Why use a browser-based screen recorder?
Traditional screen recorders require installing desktop software or browser extensions that can access all your browsing data. This tool uses the browser's built-in screen capture API, so there's nothing to install and no third-party code running on your system. Your recordings are saved locally and never uploaded to any server.
This makes it ideal for recording sensitive content like internal tools, private dashboards, code walkthroughs, or confidential presentations. Since the recording stays on your device, there are no privacy concerns and no risk of data leaks.
Recording with audio
Enable “System Audio” to capture the audio from your screen or tab (availability depends on your browser and OS). Enable “Microphone” to overlay your voice for narration, tutorials, or commentary. Both audio sources are mixed into a single track in the final recording.
Output format
Recordings are saved as WebM files with VP9 video codec. WebM is supported by all modern browsers and most video players. If you need MP4, use our Video Compressor tool to convert the WebM file. It runs entirely in your browser using ffmpeg compiled to WebAssembly.