Screen Recorder
VideoRecord your screen with a webcam picture-in-picture overlay and mixed mic + system audio — one click, no install.
Screen Recorder captures your screen with a webcam picture-in-picture and mixed microphone and system audio, with nothing to install. Choose the corner and size of the camera overlay and preview the layout before you hit record, so you're not discovering the framing afterwards. The recording is composited and saved in your browser — it isn't streamed to a server, which makes it usable for demos of internal tools.
Why use Screen Recorder
100% private
Your video files are processed locally and never uploaded.
Instant
No upload or download wait — it runs at the speed of your device.
Free to start
Use it free every day; go Pro for unlimited runs.
No install
Works in any modern browser. No sign-up to begin.
How to use Screen Recorder
- 1Choose what to capture
A tab, a window or the whole screen — plus your webcam as a picture-in-picture and your mic if you want them.
- 2Record
System audio and microphone are mixed into one track, so gameplay sound and commentary both land in the file.
- 3Save the recording
Stop and the video downloads straight away — nothing is streamed to a server at any point.
Frequently asked questions
Can I record my screen with my webcam and voice?
Yes — capture a tab, a window or the whole screen with your webcam as a picture-in-picture overlay, and both your microphone and the computer's own audio mixed into one track. That's the full setup for a gameplay clip or a walkthrough.
Does it record system sound as well as my mic?
Yes, both, mixed together so game audio and your commentary land in the same recording. Many browser recorders capture only the microphone, which leaves you with a silent game and a talking head.
Is there a time limit or a watermark?
No watermark, and no fixed time limit — recording length is bounded by your device's memory rather than a plan. Nothing is streamed anywhere while you record.
Where does the recording go?
Straight to your downloads when you stop. It's never uploaded, which is the point: a recording of your screen may show messages, tabs and account details you'd rather no server ever held.