Recording
Record in the browser, the Chrome extension or on your phone, and take screenshots.
- Record in the browserUse the web recorder to record your screen, your camera, both, or a backdrop, with no download. Works in Chrome, Edge and Firefox.
- Recording optionsSet quality, frame rate, computer audio, countdown, time limits, controls and what happens after you stop, and save them as your defaults.
- Camera bubble and effectsSize, shape and place your camera bubble, blur or replace your background, and adjust filters, touch up and brightness.
- Write a script and use the teleprompterDraft a script or talking points with Vidler AI in Script Studio, practise the read, then record with the teleprompter next to your camera.
- Record with the Chrome extensionRecord a tab, a window or your whole screen from Chrome, with or without your camera, and get a share link as soon as you stop.
- Draw, highlight clicks and spotlight the cursorPoint things out while you record with the Chrome extension, using a pen, arrows, boxes, click rings and a cursor spotlight.
- Report a bug with logsRecord a bug with the Chrome extension and attach the page's console, network and device details, lined up with your video.
- Record on your phoneRecord with your phone's camera in its browser, or scan a code on your computer and send the take straight to your library.
- Take screenshotsCapture part of a page, a window or your screen, mark it up with arrows, text and blur, then share a link.
- Upload a videoUpload video or audio files up to 5 GB. They get a share link, captions and a summary, just like a recording.
- Request a videoSend a request link and anyone can record a video for you in their browser, no account needed. Their video lands in your library.
- Pause, retake and start overPause and resume, retake the last part, rewind to cut the end, start over or discard, all from the recording controls.