elefcode

Screen Recorder

Record a browser tab, a window or your whole screen — with your camera in a bubble, system audio and your microphone. Nothing is uploaded; the video is made and saved on your computer.

About 44.1 MB per minute at these settings (less for still screens).

Press Start recording, then choose a tab, window or screen in your browser's picker.

Recording a call, a meeting or anyone else? Tell them before you start. In many places, recording people without their consent is against the law — you are responsible for what you record.

This browser cannot encode video in WebM or MP4.

Audio: Chrome and Edge can record a tab's sound (tick “Share tab audio” in the picker), and on Windows the whole system's sound. Firefox and Safari record video and microphone only.

Camera bubble: drawn into the video itself, so it shows in every player. Keep this tab open while recording — closing it ends the recording.

MP4: offered when your browser can encode it (recent Chrome, Edge and Safari). WebM plays in every modern browser, VLC and YouTube.

Advertisement

Guide

About the Screen Recorder

This screen recorder runs entirely in your browser. It uses the same screen-sharing picker as video calls, so you choose exactly what to record — one tab, one window or a whole display — and the video is encoded on your own computer. There is nothing to install, no account and no watermark, and the recording never leaves your device unless you share the file yourself.

Recording sound

In Chrome and Edge, tick “Share tab audio” in the picker to record what a tab plays; on Windows you can also share the whole system's sound when recording the entire screen. Turn on Microphone to add your voice — both are mixed into one audio track, so every player hears them together. Firefox and Safari do not give web pages access to tab or system sound, so there you can record the microphone only.

WebM or MP4?

WebM is what every browser can record. It plays in Chrome, Firefox, Edge, VLC and most editors, and uploads directly to YouTube. MP4 with H.264 is offered when your browser can encode it — recent Chrome, Edge and Safari — and is the safer choice for iPhones, PowerPoint and older editing software.

How to use it

  1. 1Choose a format, quality and whether to include audio.
  2. 2Click Start recording and pick a tab, window or screen.
  3. 3Pause and resume as needed, then click Stop and save.
  4. 4Watch the recording and click Download.

Frequently asked questions

Is there a time limit?

No. The only limit is your computer’s memory: the video is kept in the tab until you download it, so for very long recordings choose 720p or 30 fps to keep the file smaller.

Is my recording uploaded anywhere?

No. Recording and encoding happen in your browser, and the file only exists on your computer.

Why is there no sound from my tab?

Tick “Share tab audio” (or “Share system audio”) in the browser’s picker. Only Chrome and Edge offer it; Firefox and Safari can record the microphone only.

Can I record on my phone?

No. Mobile browsers do not allow web pages to capture the screen. Use your phone’s built-in screen recorder instead.

Can I show my face while recording?

Yes. Choose Screen + camera and your webcam appears in a circle or rounded square in the corner you pick. It is drawn into the video, so it shows in every player and upload.

How do I stop recording?

Click Stop and save, or the browser’s own “Stop sharing” button — both save what has been recorded so far.