Entire desktop capture
The tool requests a monitor and verifies the selected source when the browser reports it, preventing accidental recording of only this webpage tab.
Record the whole computer screen across browser tabs and applications with optional system audio and microphone—without installing software or uploading the video.
Configure the recording, then select Entire Screen in the browser permission window.
The direct monitor stream records across applications and is not dependent on this preview staying visible.
Play the result before downloading. The video exists only in this browser session until saved.
This no-install desktop screen recorder captures the selected monitor directly, so visible changes in browsers, office programs, design software, presentations and other applications can continue into one recording.
The tool requests a monitor and verifies the selected source when the browser reports it, preventing accidental recording of only this webpage tab.
Mix narration with audio supplied by the selected monitor when the browser and operating system permit it.
Switch among browser tabs, desktop programs and application windows on the selected monitor while one direct recording continues.
The monitor track is recorded directly at source resolution, avoiding page-animation rendering that can freeze when a recorder tab is minimized.
Use a countdown before recording, pause temporary interruptions and optionally stop automatically after a selected duration.
Review the recording, download the compatible video file and save a frame as JPG without a page-specific upload.
Use these steps to record the whole monitor while moving between browser tabs, desktop applications, software windows, lessons, meetings or presentations.
When the browser offers full-display audio, enable the system-audio option in the sharing window. Availability depends on the operating system and browser.
The recorder can combine an available monitor-audio track with microphone narration. Some platforms provide microphone audio only.
Enabling the microphone triggers a separate microphone permission request after screen selection. Noise reduction settings depend on the browser and device.
Use headphones when recording microphone and speaker audio together. Lower either volume slider when duplicate sound or feedback is audible.
Screen recording depends on secure browser capture features, operating-system permission and a user-selected source. Availability is detected before recording.
| Capability | Expected behaviour | Important limitation |
|---|---|---|
| Desktop whole-screen capture | Select Entire Screen, Screen 1 or a monitor when offered. | The privacy picker is controlled by the browser; the webpage cannot silently approve a monitor. |
| System audio | Display audio may be offered as a checkbox in the sharing prompt. | Support changes by browser, monitor source and operating system. |
| Microphone | Permission is requested only when enabled. | Another application, browser policy or denied permission can block access. |
| Background recording | The page keeps direct monitor capture active when hidden or minimized and does not stop it through page-lifecycle cleanup. | The browser or operating system still controls whether a minimized capture surface is muted or ended. |
| Mobile browsers | Some mobile devices can capture limited sources. | Full-device screen capture is unavailable in many mobile browser configurations. |
| Video format | The tool detects compatible recording formats. | WebM and MP4 availability and codecs differ between browsers. |
The selected monitor and enabled audio streams are recorded locally. No page-specific processing endpoint receives the video.
The browser displays its own source and permission prompts. You can stop sharing through the browser indicator at any time.
Stopping and resetting releases active tracks and audio resources. Discarding the result revokes the temporary playback URL.
Obtain required consent, hide private notifications and review the final video before distributing a meeting, class, workplace screen or customer information.
Show a workflow step by step while explaining actions through the microphone and highlighting the relevant application window.
Record slides, browser research, a learning platform or presentation software with optional microphone narration.
Capture the exact sequence that causes an issue, then share the downloaded video with support or development teams.
Record only when participants and applicable policies permit it, and check that the intended audio source is available.
Walk through a page, prototype or visual design while recording comments across the relevant desktop applications.
Save a short screen walkthrough for a recurring task, configuration or process that is easier to show than describe.
Use a secure HTTPS page, allow screen-capture permission, keep this tab active and click Start Whole-Screen Recording directly.
Enable the system-audio checkbox in the browser picker when available. Some operating systems and browsers do not provide full-display audio.
Stop and download long recordings in sections, or choose 15 or 30 fps and Compact quality to reduce memory and file size.
Lower the frame rate or quality, close unnecessary applications and avoid recording several high-motion displays at once.
Try the Automatic format option and play the result in a current browser. Different applications support different containers and codecs.
This is expected. Keep the browser running, do not refresh this page and prevent the computer from sleeping until the recording is finalized.
Answers about whole-screen and desktop capture, system audio, microphone narration, background recording, video formats, privacy, mobile support and common recording problems.
It records the entire display selected in the browser sharing prompt. Everything visible on that monitor can be captured, including browser tabs, desktop activity, application windows, presentations and software demonstrations.
Yes. Select Entire Screen, Screen 1 or the equivalent monitor option in the browser picker. The recording then follows visible activity across applications on that display instead of being limited to this webpage.
The recorder now keeps the capture and recording streams active when this page becomes hidden or the browser window is minimized. This requires selecting an entire monitor, not a browser tab or application window. The browser or operating system can still temporarily mute or permanently end capture, which a webpage cannot override.
For privacy and security, a webpage cannot silently force a monitor selection or bypass the browser picker. This tool requests an entire display, excludes the current tab where supported and rejects a tab or window when the browser reports that the wrong source was selected.
Choose the Entire Screen tab, select Screen 1 or the required monitor, enable system audio when offered and then choose Share. Do not select the Current Tab, Chrome Tab or Window sections for whole-screen recording.
No page-specific upload endpoint receives the recording. Capture, recording, preview and file creation occur in the browser, and the finished video remains on the device unless you choose to share it elsewhere.
Yes. Enable system audio and microphone before starting. System-audio availability depends on the operating system, browser and the sharing options offered for the selected monitor.
Some browser and operating-system combinations do not provide full-display audio. In Chrome or Edge on a supported desktop, enable the Share system audio option when it appears. Microphone recording can still work separately.
No account, extension or desktop screen-recorder installation is required. A compatible desktop browser, HTTPS and permission to capture the selected monitor are required.
The tool checks the recording formats supported by the current browser and uses the selected compatible option. Most browsers provide WebM, while some platforms may provide MP4.
Yes when the current browser reports support for that recording format. Unsupported options are disabled, and Automatic selects a suitable available format.
Yes. Pause temporarily stops adding content, and Resume continues in the same recording. The displayed recording duration excludes paused time.
The tool does not impose a fixed recording limit. Long recordings increase browser memory and temporary storage use, so available device resources become the practical limit.
Choose a lower frame rate or a compact quality setting, shorten the recording and avoid unnecessary high-motion content. Whole-screen recording keeps the selected monitor resolution for reliable background capture.
Use the monitor native resolution, choose 30 or 60 frames per second when supported, select High quality and close unnecessary high-load applications before recording.
The permission window may have been closed, no monitor may have been selected, or capture may be blocked by browser or operating-system permission settings. Return to the page and start again.
The browser reported that a tab or application window was selected instead of an entire monitor. Start again and choose Entire Screen, Screen 1 or the equivalent display option.
Recording ends when screen sharing is stopped, the browser closes, the page reloads, the selected monitor disconnects, the computer sleeps, permission is revoked or the browser or operating system ends the capture track. Minimizing this page no longer triggers tool-side cleanup.
Protected content, graphics restrictions, a disconnected monitor or operating-system privacy settings can block screen pixels. Test with an ordinary desktop application and check screen-recording permission for the browser.
Yes. A whole-screen recording can capture visible notifications, passwords and confidential information. Enable Do Not Disturb and close private content before starting.
Full-device screen capture from a webpage is unavailable or restricted on many mobile browsers. A current desktop version of Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari provides the most practical experience.
Disable the unwanted audio source before starting. During preparation or recording, the available volume controls can reduce a mixed source to zero.
Yes. After recording, move the playback video to the required moment and choose Save Current Frame JPG. The image is generated locally from that frame.
The recording is created locally, but you remain responsible for consent, confidentiality, copyright and workplace or local recording rules. Review the final video before sharing it.
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