Simple, Fast, and Feature-Packed
Whether you're recording a tutorial, presentation, or
gameplay video, EachConvert makes
screen recording quick and effortless.
Choose Your Recording Quality
Take full control over how your video looks. Choose between crisp HD 1080p quality for detailed tutorials or
lighter 480p for quick shares.
You decide the balance between resolution, file size, and clarity—perfect for every kind of project.
Instant Downloads
There is no upload or processing queue. As soon as you stop recording, the video is ready to preview and
download. In Chrome and Edge the screen is encoded as AV1 in screen-content mode, which has special tools for
text, flat colours and repeated patterns: in our tests, files came out about 4 to 5 times smaller than ordinary
browser recordings at the same sharpness, and even an older laptop could encode 1080p smoothly. Other browsers use
their built-in recorder (VP9, or MP4 in Safari). Files are saved as WebM (or MP4), play in Chrome, Firefox, Edge and
VLC, and can be uploaded straight to YouTube. The video's length is saved in the file, so you can seek through it in
any player. Lower quality settings give smaller files that are quicker to share.
Free, No Watermark, No Sign-Up
The recorder is free to use. You don't need an account, nothing is added to your video, and you can make
as many recordings as you like. Each recording can be up to 30 minutes in HD 1080p, 1 hour in 720p,
2 hours in 480p or 3 hours in 360p.
Why Choose Our Screen Recorder?
The all-in-one tool for your recording needs—simple, reliable, and packed with features that make life
easier.
Privacy First
Your privacy is our top priority. Every recording happens locally in your browser, which means nothing is uploaded or saved on our servers.
Your screen, voice, and data always stay secure and in your control.
No Installation Needed
Record directly from your web browser—no software, no plugins, no
extensions.
Just one click to start, and you're ready to capture your screen instantly.
Works on Desktop Computers
The recorder works on Windows, macOS, Linux and ChromeOS in desktop Chrome, Edge and Firefox. Safari has
limited support, and most mobile browsers don't allow screen recording from a website.
Simply open the page, start recording, and you're good to go.
Tips for Better Recordings
A few small settings make a big difference to how your recording looks and sounds.
Turn On Audio in the Share Window
To record sound from your computer (a video, a meeting or a game), tick Include System Audio
and then switch on "Share tab audio" or "Also share system audio" in the
browser's sharing window. Sound can be captured when you share a Chrome tab or, on Windows,
your entire screen. Sharing a single window records video only, and Firefox
records the microphone but not system sound.
Use the Right Microphone
The recorder uses your browser's default microphone. If you use a headset, choose it in your browser's
microphone settings (in Chrome: chrome://settings/content/microphone) or in your computer's sound
settings before you start. Single-plug phone headsets need a combo jack or a splitter on desktop PCs.
Pick a Quality That Fits
Choose HD 1080p for detailed tutorials and small text, 720p for most
demos and meetings, and 480p or 360p for long sessions or quick shares
where a smaller file matters more than sharpness.
Prepare Your Screen
Close tabs and apps you don't want to show, turn on "Do Not Disturb" so notifications don't appear, and
share a single tab instead of the whole screen when you only need one website. You can pause at any time
and resume when you're ready.
How It Works
Recording your screen online has never been simpler. Follow these easy steps to start capturing high-quality
videos in seconds.
Step 1: Allow Screen Access
Click the “Start Recording” button and choose what you want to capture—your entire screen, a specific tab,
or a window.
You can also include microphone or system
audio for tutorials or meetings.
Step 2: Capture in Real-Time
Once you start, everything you do is recorded in smooth, high-quality video.
You can pause or resume anytime to focus only on what matters.
Step 3: Preview and Download
When you're done, preview the video right in your browser.
If it looks perfect, hit “Download” to save your recording instantly—ready to share anywhere.
