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Free Screen Recorder

Record your screen, a window, or a browser tab β€” free, no signup, no watermark, no time limit. The video never leaves your device.

Not recording
Tip: choose "Entire Screen" (not "Chrome Tab") in the picker if you want to keep recording while you switch tabs or apps. Picking "Chrome Tab" will stop the recording as soon as you navigate away from that tab.
Works best in Chrome, Edge, or Firefox on desktop. When you click "Start Recording", your browser will ask you to choose a screen, window, or tab to share β€” nothing is recorded until you approve that.
  1. Click "Start Recording". Your browser will show a native screen-share picker.
  2. Choose what to record β€” your entire screen, a specific application window, or just a browser tab.
  3. Click "Share" in the browser's picker to begin recording.
  4. Do whatever you want to record β€” the recording continues in the background as you use other apps or tabs.
  5. Click "Stop Recording" on this page (or click "Stop sharing" in your browser's toolbar) when you're done.
  6. Preview the video right on this page, then click "Download Recording" to save it as a .webm file.

About This Screen Recorder

This free online screen recorder lets you capture your screen, a single application window, or a browser tab directly from your browser β€” no software to install, no watermark, and no account required. It's a fast way to record a product demo, a bug report for a developer, a tutorial for teammates, or a lecture walkthrough, without hunting for a desktop recording app or hitting an export paywall.

Recording uses your browser's native screen-capture and MediaRecorder APIs, so the video is created and saved right on your own device β€” nothing is streamed or uploaded to a server while you record. Once you stop, preview the clip instantly and download it as a standard .webm video file.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this screen recorder really free with no time limit?

Yes β€” there's no watermark, no account required, and no artificial time limit. The only limit is your device's available memory for the recording.

Does the recording get uploaded anywhere?

No β€” everything happens locally using your browser's built-in screen capture and recording APIs. The video file is created and saved directly on your device.

What file format do I get?

Recordings are saved as .webm, a widely supported video format that plays in all modern browsers and video players, and can be converted to MP4 with free tools if needed.

Which browsers support this?

Chrome, Edge, and Firefox on desktop all support screen recording. Safari has limited support. Mobile browsers generally don't support screen capture from the browser.

Can I record audio too?

Yes β€” when you choose to share your screen, most browsers let you also share system or tab audio, which gets included in the recording.

πŸ“– Read the Full Guide: How to Record Your Screen for Free

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