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The free, open-source screen recorder for Chrome.
Capture, annotate, and edit your videos, all with no sign in needed. Make as many recordings as you want, for as long as you want, then create tutorials, product demos, or quick bug reports, all from your browser.
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Features
Everything the recorder can do.
Record any tab or app. Draw on the page, blur out anything private, add your camera, and keep your video when you're done.
Any tab or app
Record one tab, a window, or your whole screen.
Drawing tools
Draw on the screen: pen, arrows, shapes, text.
Live blur
Blur anything private while you record.
Camera bubble
Add your camera, on a backdrop or blurred.
Cursor spotlight
Dim all but the cursor, ripple each click.
Mic and tab audio
Record both, with push-to-talk for your mic.
Custom area
Drag a box to record just part of the screen.
Tidy it up
Trim, crop, or swap out the audio.
Save it anywhere
Keep it on your device, or send it to Drive.
Markup
Draw and annotate as you go.
While you're recording, draw and annotate right on the page: pen, shapes, arrows, and text. Blur anything you'd rather keep private, or spotlight your cursor so people can keep up.
The editor
You've got the recording. Now build the video.
Open it in the editor and it becomes something worth sending. Zoom into your clicks, caption what you said, set it on a clean backdrop, then share a link anyone can open.
The free recorder
Free, and built in the open.
The recorder's free, open source, and records locally. Only you can see your videos, and we don't collect any of your data.
Free and open source
Free under GPLv3, so you can read every line and run your own copy, with 18.2k stars on GitHub.
It records locally
Recordings save locally, not to someone else's server. Yours to keep, and you can even work offline.
No account needed
Install it and hit record. No sign-up, no email. Sign in later only for the cloud editor.
Made by an indie maker
No investors and no ads behind it. Just a tool made for people like you, since 2020.
FAQ
Frequently asked questionsFrequently asked questions
Yes. The recorder is free and open source under GPLv3, and it stays that way. Recording, drawing, blurring, and saving locally cost nothing, with no watermark and no time limit. The editor is the paid upgrade, with a 7-day free trial.
Add it from the Chrome Web Store and you're set. It works in Chrome and other Chromium browsers like Edge, Brave, and Arc. You can record the moment it's installed, no account needed. Signing in is only for the cloud editor, if you want it later.
Yes. Screenity runs in Chrome on ChromeOS, so it works on Chromebooks just like it does on Chrome, Edge, Brave, or Arc on desktop. Install it from the Chrome Web Store and you can record right away, no account needed.
No. Install the extension and hit record. You only need an account if you want the cloud editor and share links.
Any tab, app, or your whole screen, with your camera and mic. You can draw while you record, blur anything private, and put a spotlight on your cursor.
It saves locally, straight to your computer. Nothing's uploaded just to record. You can send it to your own Google Drive, or open it in the editor to share, with that cloud hosted in Europe and encrypted.
It's where a recording becomes a video. Build it from scenes, zoom into your clicks, caption what you said, set it on a backdrop, and share a link anyone can open. The editor's the paid part, and there's a free trial.