Browser Screen Recorder

Click the red record button, a browser dialog will appear. Choose the "Chrome Tab" or "Browser Tab" option instead of the entire screen. This records only the selected tab without exposing other windows.

The tool uses the Screen Capture API, supported by all modern browsers: Chrome 72+, Edge 79+, Firefox 66+, and Opera 60+. Safari supports it from version 13+. For the best experience, we recommend Chrome or Edge.

WebM is a royalty-free, open-source media format optimized for the web. It offers excellent compression and quality balance. Most browsers and video players support WebM natively, and you can easily convert it to MP4 using free tools if needed.

Yes, if you enable the "Include system audio" checkbox before starting, the recorder will capture any sound playing in the selected tab or screen. Note: this requires browser support for system audio capture (Chrome 74+). If you don't hear audio in the preview, your browser or system may not support this feature yet.

No, the browser's screen capture API only allows recording one source at a time. You can select an entire window that contains multiple tabs, but a single-tab selection is limited to one tab per recording session.

Automatic stopping can occur if you close the shared tab/window, or if the browser terminates the media stream due to inactivity or resource limits. Also, some browsers impose time limits on screen recording for privacy/performance reasons.