Record your screen, window, or tab directly in the browser. No extension, no sign-up.
Click to start recording
Browser will ask you to choose a screen, window, or tab
Audio
Video Quality
Ready to record — Works in Chrome 72+, Edge 79+, Firefox 66+. No extension needed.
Full support — screen, window, tab
Full support — Chromium-based
Screen and window — tab capture limited
Not supported — lacks getDisplayMedia
Screen recording is sensitive. Here is exactly what happens to your data.
Nothing leaves your device
The recorded video is processed entirely in your browser using Web APIs. It is never uploaded to any server.
Browser permission required
The browser shows an OS-level screen picker before recording begins. You choose exactly what is shared.
Stored in memory only
The recording is held as an in-memory Blob. Closing or refreshing the tab permanently deletes it.
Download is local
Clicking Download saves the file directly to your device. No third party is involved at any point.
Does this screen recorder require an extension or download?
No. It uses the browser's built-in Screen Capture API (getDisplayMedia). Nothing is installed — just click the record button and grant permission when the browser asks.
What can I record — full screen, a window, or a browser tab?
All three. When you click the record button, the browser shows its own native screen picker where you can choose an entire monitor, a specific application window, or a single browser tab.
What format is the recording saved in?
WebM with VP9 video codec, which is the format natively produced by the MediaRecorder API in Chromium and Firefox. It is widely supported for playback and can be converted to MP4 with tools like FFmpeg or Handbrake.
Can I record audio along with the screen?
Yes. You can enable System Audio (captures what is playing through your speakers, subject to OS support) and/or Microphone independently before starting. Chrome supports both; Firefox has partial system audio support.
Why doesn't Safari support screen recording?
Safari does not implement the getDisplayMedia API that browser-based screen recorders rely on. Apple has not yet shipped this API in Safari. Use Chrome, Edge, or Firefox instead.
Is my recorded video stored on your servers?
Never. The entire recording stays in your browser's memory as a Blob object. When you click Download, the file goes straight to your device. There are no servers involved — not even for analytics on this tool.
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