Start → pick a screen, window or tab → stop → save. No install, no sign-up, and the video stays on your device.
When you press start, the browser lets you choose the entire screen, a window or a tab. Picking a window or tab keeps notifications and other windows out of the video.
Recording films, broadcasts, games or other copyrighted content can infringe copyright. When a video call or meeting shows other people's voices or faces, get everyone's consent first. You are responsible for how you use recordings.
With audio on, choosing a tab in Chrome or Edge records that tab's sound, and the entire screen on Windows records system sound. On a Mac, the entire screen may not include system sound depending on the browser and version. The microphone is not recorded.
MP4 opens on most devices and messengers. If your browser cannot record MP4, WebM is used. At 30 fps expect roughly 20–40 MB per minute, more when the screen changes a lot.
The video stays in this tab's memory until you save it. Very long recordings can slow the browser depending on your device, so record in parts.
Most phone browsers do not support screen capture. Use current Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari on a computer.
No. Recording happens in your browser, and Local Shield locks the tab's outbound transfer when recording starts.
Neither. Longer recordings use more memory, so record in parts if you need a lot.