Screen Recorder
Record your screen, webcam and microphone directly in your browser. No uploads, no installs.
Recording Options
Your browser will ask you to choose a screen, window, or tab to record. System audio capture requires sharing a browser tab in most browsers. All processing happens locally — nothing is uploaded to any server.
Free Screen Recorder — Record Your Screen Online
This browser-based screen recorder lets you capture your screen, window, or browser tab with audio and webcam overlay. No software to install, no accounts to create, and no file size limits. Your recordings stay on your device — nothing is uploaded to any server.
The tool uses the browser's built-in Screen Capture API and MediaRecorder API. It works on Chrome, Edge, and Firefox. Recordings are saved in WebM format, which plays in all modern browsers and video players like VLC.
Features
- Screen, window, or tab capture — your browser shows a picker so you choose exactly what to record.
- Microphone recording — capture your voice for narration, tutorials, or presentations.
- System audio — record audio playing in the shared tab (available when sharing a browser tab).
- Webcam overlay — add a picture-in-picture camera feed to the recording, positioned in any corner.
- Pause and resume — pause the recording at any time and resume when ready.
- Instant preview — watch your recording before downloading.
- Local processing — all recording happens in your browser. No data leaves your device.
- No watermark — downloaded recordings are clean with no branding or overlays.
How to Record Your Screen
- Choose your recording options: toggle Microphone, System Audio, and Webcam Overlay on or off.
- If you enabled the webcam overlay, select which corner it should appear in.
- Click Start Recording. Your browser will show a dialog to select a screen, window, or tab.
- Select the source you want to record and click Share.
- The recording starts immediately. Use Pause to temporarily stop, or Stop to finish.
- Preview the recording in the built-in player. Click Download Recording to save the WebM file.
Privacy and Security
This tool runs entirely in your browser. Your screen content, audio, and webcam feed are processed locally using JavaScript APIs. No frames, audio, or video data are sent to our servers or any third party. The recording is assembled in memory and saved directly to your device. Once you close or refresh the page, the recording data is gone unless you downloaded it.
Browser Compatibility
- Chrome 72+ — full support for screen, audio, and webcam capture.
- Edge 79+ — full support (Chromium-based).
- Firefox 66+ — screen capture supported. System audio may not be available.
- Safari 13+ — limited support. Screen capture may require enabling experimental features.
- Mobile browsers — generally not supported. Use a desktop browser for screen recording.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is this screen recorder free?
Yes. It is 100% free with no usage limits, no watermarks, and no signup required.
Are my recordings uploaded to a server?
No. All recording happens locally in your browser. Your video data never leaves your device.
Can I record with a webcam overlay?
Yes. Enable the Webcam Overlay option before recording. Your camera feed will appear as a rounded overlay in the corner you choose.
What format are recordings saved in?
Recordings are saved as WebM files. WebM is supported by all modern browsers and players like VLC. You can convert to MP4 with any video converter.
Why is system audio not captured?
System audio capture is only available when sharing a browser tab in most browsers. If you share an application window or your entire screen, system audio may not be included. Share a specific browser tab to capture its audio.
Which browsers work best?
Chrome and Edge provide the best experience with full support for screen capture, system audio, and webcam overlay. Firefox supports screen capture but may not capture system audio. Safari has limited support.