Screen recording is the fastest way to show instead of tell — a tutorial, a bug report, a product demo or a bit of gameplay. You don’t need to install software for it: your browser can capture the screen, optionally with your microphone and tab audio, and hand you a downloadable video, all without storing anything.
Toggle your microphone on or off and pick a recording quality.
Click Start and choose the screen, window or browser tab to capture.
A live timer shows the length — click Stop when you’re done.
Preview the clip and download it as a video file. Nothing was stored.
Whole screen, window or tab?
Pick the capture scope that fits. The whole screen is best for showing things that span apps. A single window keeps the focus on one program and hides the rest. A browser tab is cleanest for web demos — and it’s the only option that lets you easily share the tab’s audio along with the video.
Recording audio too
- Turn on your microphone for narration.
- Share tab audio to capture sound from a video or web app.
- Do a quick test recording to check levels before the real one.
Tip: After recording, trim the dead air at the start and end with the Trim Video tool, or convert the clip to a GIF for a lightweight demo.
Record your screen now
Capture your screen, window or tab with audio and download — free, no install.
Open the Screen Recorder tool →Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to install anything?
No. The recorder uses your browser’s built-in screen-capture, so there’s nothing to install.
Is the recording stored anywhere?
No — the video is created and saved securely.
Can I record tab or system audio?
Yes — when you pick a browser tab you can share its audio, and you can include your microphone too.
Is there a time limit?
No imposed limit beyond your device’s available memory.