Choose a save location for long recordings where supported, then start and select a screen, window, or tab. Audio availability depends on your browser and sharing choice. Recordings are processed in this browser and are not uploaded.
UtilityGlen Capture Lab
Your screen has a story.
Record the good part.
Meet the online screen recorder for tutorials, app demos, presentations, and those
“look what happened” moments. Choose a tab, window, or full display; set your frame-rate
request and quality target; add audio when your browser supports it; then preview and
download your recording.
No account neededVideo stays in your browserPreview before download
ChooseTab · window · full screen
Customize15 · 24 · 30 · 60 fps
FinishPause · preview · download
A smoother way to show, not tell
A screen recorder with the useful controls up front
Some things are easier to explain when people can see every click. Use this browser
screen recorder to make a software walkthrough, record a lesson, share a presentation,
or document a technical issue. Set up the capture once, keep the parts you need, and
leave the editing suite closed for simple recordings.
Frame the right source
Pick a browser tab, an application window, or your full screen in the browser’s
sharing dialog. The choice is yours each time you start a capture.
Choose how motion feels
Request 15, 24, 30, or 60 frames per second. Smooth motion can help a fast demo;
a lower rate may suit a slower walkthrough. The browser decides what it can capture.
Set a quality target
Compact, Balanced, and High detail adjust the video encoding target. Higher detail
can make larger files, while resolution, movement, and browser support affect the
result too.
Bring in the right audio
Record microphone audio, tab or system audio, or both when supported. Available
audio choices can change with the tab, window, or display you select.
Pause, reset, keep going
Pause and resume without starting a new recording. It’s handy when you need to switch
screens, gather your thoughts, or skip an interruption.
Preview before it leaves the page
Stop the capture, watch it back, and download when it looks right. The browser picks
a compatible video format, such as WebM or MP4 where available.
The quick-start sequence
Three moves. One clear recording.
A short test can save a retake. Check your audio and chosen screen source before
recording a longer tutorial, product demo, or presentation.
01
Set your controls
Pick FPS and quality. Turn on microphone or screen audio if you need it.
02
Choose what to share
Press Start recording, then select a tab, window, or screen in the prompt.
03
Keep the good take
Pause or stop, preview the result, then download or erase your recording.
Ideas for your next capture
What can you make with an online screen recorder?
Product walkthroughs
Lessons and tutorials
Bug reports with repro steps
Presentations and demos
Curious before you press record?
Screen recorder questions, answered
Get the details on screen capture, audio, quality settings, downloads, and deleting a
recording from your page.
How do I record my screen online?
Choose your frame rate and quality, enable audio if needed, and press Start
recording. Select a tab, window, or display in the browser prompt. Stop when
you’re finished to preview and download the video.
Can I record a browser tab with sound and my voice?
Turn on tab or system audio and Include microphone before starting. Whether both
sources are available depends on your browser and what you select in its sharing
dialog. Make a brief test recording to check the result.
Will the 60 fps option always record at 60 fps?
No. The frame-rate choices are requests, not guarantees. Your browser, device, and
capture source determine the rate the screen recorder can use.
Does High detail make the screen recording larger?
It can. The quality setting changes the encoder’s bitrate target. File size also
depends on resolution, on-screen movement, the recording length, and browser behavior.
Where does the downloaded screen recording go?
Select Download video after recording. Your browser handles the download and saves
the file according to its download settings. In compatible browsers, choose a save
location before recording for progressive saving.
What file format does the recorder create?
The recorder uses a format supported by your browser. Depending on the browser, the
file may be WebM or MP4.
What happens when I erase a recording?
Erase clears the current recording from the page. If you recorded directly to a
chosen file, the recorder asks before erasing that file. A copy you already
downloaded must be deleted separately.
Why can’t my browser share the screen?
Screen capture needs a supported browser, a secure page such as HTTPS, and your
approval in the browser’s sharing prompt. Support varies by browser and device.
Try an up-to-date desktop browser if your current device does not offer screen capture.
Ready to make your screen make sense?
Set your options, choose the source, and capture a clean walkthrough.