Free Screen Recorder Online
Capture your screen, window, or browser tab instantly. Simple, secure, and no installation required.
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Built With Care
“Recording relies on getDisplayMedia for the screen stream and the MediaRecorder API for encoding, with automatic fallback from the VP9 codec to VP8 or H.264 depending on browser support. When both microphone and system audio are selected, the two tracks are mixed through a Web Audio API AudioContext node before encoding.”
Free Online Screen Recorder
A free online screen recorder for capturing your full screen, a specific window, or a browser tab with optional microphone or system audio. Recording uses the browser MediaRecorder API and saves a WebM file locally — no uploads, no software installation required.
- 1Select your audio source: no audio, microphone, system audio, or a mix of microphone and system audio.
- 2Click 'Start Recording' and choose between the entire screen, a window, or a browser tab in the sharing dialog.
- 3If you want system sound, check the 'Share system audio' box in that same dialog before starting.
- 4Record with the live MM:SS timer visible and use Pause to skip sections you do not want.
- 5Click 'Stop Recording' to finish and review the playback in the preview player.
- 6Click 'Download Video' to save the WebM file to your computer.
- No Installation: Records directly in the browser with no desktop app or plugin.
- Audio Source Options: Record microphone only, system audio only, or both mixed together.
- Codec Fallback: Automatically selects the best supported WebM codec (VP9, VP8, or H.264) for your browser.
- Pause and Resume: Pause anytime to cut out sensitive information or errors without restarting.
- On-Screen Timer: Shows elapsed recording time so you can plan your script.
- Local Download: Produces a WebM file saved straight to your device with no cloud upload.
Free Online Screen Recorder Specs
Limits
- Browser tab, window, or full screen
- WebM output (browser default)
Formats
- Output: downloadable video file
Defaults
- Microphone on, system audio off
How it works
- getDisplayMedia + MediaRecorder
Honest caveats
- Browser permission prompts required
- Safari has limited MediaRecorder support — test before relying on it
Real Ways People Use This
Tutorial Creation
Record step-by-step software walkthroughs with microphone narration and pause the capture between steps to remove mistakes.
Bug Reporting
Capture a reproducible issue on screen and share the WebM file with developers instead of writing long text descriptions.
Meeting and Demo Capture
Save video calls, product demos, and presentations for team members who could not attend the live session.
Documentation and Support
Produce short how-to clips for help centers or client handoffs that show exactly which buttons to click.
QA and Usability Testing
Record test sessions to observe how users navigate your interface and identify where they get stuck.
- Granting screen and audio permissions is required; if you deny the prompt, recording cannot start.
- Recorded chunks stay in browser memory until you download, so very long sessions can slow down the page.
- Streaming services with DRM protection may render as a black frame during capture.
- 1Confirm the chosen audio source matches what you plan to say or play.
- 2Play back the preview once before distributing the file.
- 3Download the recording promptly to free browser memory for the next session.