Screen Recorder

No. Your browser records the video and keeps it in your device’s memory; it only leaves when you download it. That makes it safe for meetings and screens with private data.

No watermark, no time limit, no account. The only limit is your device’s memory: an hour at Balanced quality is usually 200 MB to 1.5 GB depending on how much moves on screen, so pick “Smaller file” for very long recordings.

Turn on “Screen or tab sound”, then turn on audio sharing in the sharing window. In Chrome and Edge this works when you share a tab, or the whole screen on Windows. macOS and Firefox don’t currently let websites capture full system sound, but you can share the tab that is playing it.

MP4 in recent Chrome, Edge and Safari, so it opens on any device and in video editors. Firefox saves WebM, which plays in browsers, on YouTube and in VLC.

No. Mobile browsers don’t allow websites to record the screen. Use your phone’s built-in recorder instead: Control Center on iPhone, Quick Settings on Android.