Screen Record

What Screen Record is

Screen Record captures a screen, app window, or browser tab on the web, Windows, macOS, and Linux. Recordings can include a webcam and microphone, and supported browsers can also capture system audio. Video quality reaches 1440p at 60 fps. Users can pause and resume; the paused interval is removed from the finished recording. Capture and encoding happen in the browser, and the maker says recordings are not uploaded to a server. After the page loads, the recorder works offline. It produces H.264 MP4 with AAC audio where supported, while desktop Firefox produces WebM. Chrome, Edge, and Opera can capture system audio; Safari and Firefox can record microphone audio but not system audio. The optional circular webcam bubble is composited into the video and cannot be moved afterward. There is no imposed time or export limit, although recording length can depend on available RAM and disk. The tool has no video editor, and the web recorder cannot capture iOS or Android device screens. The plan is free.

Who it suits

It may suit people recording tutorials, bug reports, product demos, study notes, or support answers on a desktop or in a browser. It is less suitable for recording mobile-device screens or editing videos within the recorder.

Limits

There is no imposed recording-time or export limit, but recordings are held in memory and available RAM and disk can constrain length. The tool has no video-editing functions, and the web recorder cannot capture iOS or Android screens.

Getting started

1. Open https://screen-record.app/ in a supported browser or use Linux, macOS, or Windows
2. Load the page before recording if you need offline use afterward
3. Choose a screen, application window, or browser tab to capture
4. Enable webcam, microphone, or supported system-audio capture as needed
5. Start recording and pause or resume when required
6. Save the finished recording locally as the available output format

Verdict

Screen Record offers free browser and desktop capture with webcam and audio options, subject to browser support. Consider its memory limits, lack of editing, and mobile-screen restriction before choosing it.