Free Online Recorders: Screen, Webcam and Voice

The screen recorder captures a whole screen, one window or a browser tab, with your microphone, the tab’s sound or both. It saves MP4 or WebM at your screen’s resolution or scaled to 1080p or 720p, at 30 or 60 fps, can add a webcam bubble in a corner, and puts no watermark on the video. Screen to GIF records straight to a GIF for quick demos, and the video compressor shrinks a long tutorial before you send it.

The webcam recorder records you through your camera at 480p, 720p or 1080p, with a mirrored preview, a microphone of your choice and a three-second countdown. It saves an MP4 or WebM to your device, which suits video messages, job applications and class assignments.

The voice recorder shows a live level meter while you speak, lets you pause and resume, and trims the start and end before you save. Browser noise suppression is on by default for cleaner speech; switch it off when you record music. Need the words on paper? Run the file through audio to text.

A mic test shows a live level meter, lets you play back a short sample and switch devices, and measures the noise floor of your room. A webcam test reports the real resolution and frame rate your camera delivers, so you know what a call or recording will look like.

No. In Chrome, Edge and Firefox the recording is encoded and written to your device’s storage as you go, so its length is limited by free disk space. Browsers that cannot do that keep the recording in memory; there, split long sessions into shorter takes.