A webcam bubble puts your face in the corner while the main frame shows the screen. It works well for lessons and walkthroughs where a pointer alone feels cold.
Steps
- Allow camera access when Chrome asks.
- In the popup, enable the webcam / camera bubble option.
- Pick the screen, window, or tab you will share.
- Check lighting: a plain wall behind you beats a bright window in the camera frame.
- Record, then trim the awkward start before you download.
Keep the bubble useful
- Do not cover the UI you are explaining.
- Turn the bubble off for pure bug captures where a face adds nothing.
- Pair with a microphone when the voice carries the lesson.