Free Online Screen Recorder

An online screen recorder captures your display from a web page instead of a desktop app. This one uses your browser’s built-in screen sharing and records the stream with the browser’s MediaRecorder. You end up with a video file you can replay and download.

1. Click Start recording. 2. In the picker, choose a tab, a window or the entire screen, and turn on audio sharing if it’s offered. 3. Click Share and show what you want to capture. 4. Click Stop recording, replay the clip and click Download.

It records whatever audio the browser shares from the source, such as a Chrome tab’s sound or, on Windows, the whole system’s sound. Your microphone isn’t captured, so voice narration needs a separate recording. Firefox and Safari share video only.

No. The video is recorded by your browser and kept in this tab’s memory until you download it. SocQ never receives the file, and this tool doesn’t need to download any processing engine.

It’s free to use, and no watermark is added to the video. Each recording can last up to 10 minutes and stops on its own at that point. Start a new recording if you need more footage.

Chrome, Edge and Firefox save a WebM file with VP8 video and Opus audio. Safari may save MP4 instead. If an app won’t accept WebM, convert the file to MP4 with a video converter before uploading.

Usually not. Mobile browsers on Android and iOS don’t provide the screen-sharing picker this tool relies on. Use your phone’s built-in screen recording instead, or open this page on a computer.

Yes, in Chrome and Edge. Pick the tab option in the sharing picker, select the tab, and turn on “Also share tab audio” to include its sound. Other tabs you switch to during the recording won’t appear in the video.

Recording ends when it reaches 10 minutes, when you click the browser’s Stop sharing button, or when the shared window or tab is closed. Everything captured up to that moment is still prepared for download.

If you cancel the picker or block screen sharing, the tool shows a permission message. On a Mac, also allow your browser in System Settings > Privacy & Security under Screen Recording (Screen & System Audio Recording in newer macOS), then restart the browser and try again.