Screen, window, or tab
Pick the entire display, one app window, or a single Chrome tab. Match the share dialog Chrome already shows you.
Recording a video is simple with Screen Recorder – Video & Webcam: full screen, a window or a Chrome tab, plus your mic.
In Chrome
Pick the entire display, one app window, or a single Chrome tab. Match the share dialog Chrome already shows you.
Narrate a walkthrough, then mute the moment the room gets loud. System audio can ride along when the source allows it.
Add a camera picture-in-picture for face-to-face demos without a second recorder.
Set a short countdown before capture starts, and an optional timer so long takes do not run forever.
Pause, stop, and watch the timer in a small always-on-top panel while you keep working in the page.
Cut the start and end in the player, then save MP4 or WebM on this computer. Nothing is uploaded for editing.
Built for demos
Screen Recorder – Video & Webcam runs in Chrome and keeps every take on this computer so demos stay close to the work.
Example notes
Illustrative notes about how the extension is meant to be used. These are not Chrome Web Store reviews, and they are not a star rating.
“I talk through a worksheet once and the class can replay the same pointer path.”
“A short tab recording beats a long email when a customer cannot find the menu.”
“I capture a broken flow with mic notes instead of writing every click by hand.”
“Lab demos stay on my laptop so I can rewatch the steps the same afternoon.”
Three quick steps
Add Screen Recorder – Video & Webcam from the Chrome Web Store, then open the toolbar icon.
Pick screen, window, tab, camera, or audio. Enable the mic or webcam bubble if the demo needs a face or a voice.
Start the take, use the floating panel to pause or stop, then trim and save the file on this computer.
Answers before you install
The entire screen, one window, a Chrome tab, the camera alone, or audio alone. Add a microphone when you want to narrate.
On this computer, in the extension’s local storage and the files you download. There is no account and no cloud library in the extension.
Yes. Turn on the camera bubble and pick a microphone before you start. You can mute the mic during the take.
Chrome’s picker decides what you can share. Some system surfaces and restricted pages cannot be captured the way a normal tab can.
Download finished takes as MP4 or WebM from the player, depending on what this Chrome build supports.
Product analytics (Umami) and error reports (GlitchTip) help improve reliability. See the Privacy Policy for what is sent. They are off when the build has empty ids.