What It Does
The Screen Recorder lets you capture any browser tab or desktop area and instantly save the result as a WebM video. All processing happens locally, so your data stays private.
Key Features
- Text‑input: Name your recording or add notes before saving.
- File‑upload: Import an existing video for trimming or merging.
- Preview: Watch the clip in‑browser before downloading.
- Copy: Copy the video URL or embed code with one click.
- Download: Save the WebM file directly to your device.
Basic Usage Steps
- Open the Screen Recorder page.
- Click Start Recording and choose a screen or tab.
- Use the text‑input field to label the clip (optional).
- When finished, press Stop. A preview appears.
- Choose Download to save the WebM file, or Copy the link for sharing.
Short Example
Record a tutorial: start recording, speak while demonstrating, stop, preview to ensure clarity, then download the WebM and embed it on your site.
Essential Notes
- The recorder works on most modern browsers; Chrome and Edge give the best performance.
- Recording length is limited only by your device’s storage.
- All files are stored locally; no server upload occurs unless you manually share.
FAQ
Do I need to install any software?
No. The Screen Recorder runs entirely in the browser using WebM and WebRTC APIs.
Can I record audio from my microphone?
Yes. Enable the microphone toggle before starting the capture.
What video format is exported?
The tool exports a WebM file, which is widely supported in modern browsers.
Is there a limit on recording duration?
There is no hard limit, but very long recordings may consume significant RAM.
Practical tip: start with a small sample, inspect the output carefully, and only then apply the same workflow to your main content. If the result is not right, change one setting at a time and try again. This makes the cause easier to identify, reduces mistakes, and avoids repeating the entire process.