Screen Recorder
Record your screen with webcam overlay and automatic click-zoom. Trim, add text, export MP4.
What is browser-native screen recording?
Browser-native screen recording uses the W3C
getDisplayMedia API together with WebCodecs (or MediaRecorder, depending on the browser) to capture, edit, and export screen video without installing software. The whole pipeline — picker UI, screen capture, webcam overlay, audio mixing, encoding, muxing — runs in a sandboxed browser process. Modern Chromium, Safari 16+, and recent Firefox all support the capture side; the encoding path depends on WebCodecs availability and gracefully falls back to real-time WebM where needed. For shareable images of stats or numbers, use the Stats Card Generator. To convert the resulting MP4 between formats, head to the Image Converter.Checking browser capabilities…
How to use this tool
- 1Pick a sourceChoose a screen, window, or browser tab in the picker. Optionally turn on your webcam and microphone, and toggle system audio if your browser supports it.
- 2Record your screenClick Start. Move your cursor naturally — clicks and motion become suggested zoom anchors after capture. Stop at any time from the recorder or browser UI.
- 3Edit zooms, trim, and add textDrag the trim handles, promote cursor suggestions into zoom anchors, drag the webcam bubble to any corner, and drop text overlays where you need them.
- 4Export to MP4 or WebMClick Export. Chrome and Safari produce hardware-accelerated MP4 (H.264 + AAC); Firefox produces real-time WebM (VP9 + Opus). The file downloads when ready.