Screen Recorder

Runs locally

Record your screen in the browser, with a webcam PiP teaching mode.

Ready to record

Choose your audio and camera, then select a screen, window, or tab in the browser share picker.

Mode
Recording options

Higher quality means sharper video and larger files. Locked while recording.

Your recording stays on this device and is never uploaded.

How to record

Your browser handles sharing and permissions. AI Toys records and exports locally.

  1. Set audio and camera

    Choose system audio and microphone. With the camera on, it appears bottom-right and is recorded into the video.

  2. Choose what to share

    Select a screen, window, or tab in the browser panel.

  3. Control recording

    Pause, resume, or stop here or from the browser control.

  4. Preview and download

    Review the result, then save it locally in the actual format.

Source & licensesopen-source components and licenses

Free · No watermark · Teaching mode · Webcam picture-in-picture

About this tool

How to use

  1. Choose Screen mode or Teaching mode.
  2. Teaching mode: allow the camera and pick a corner for the picture-in-picture; switch it live while recording.
  3. Turn on system audio and/or the microphone as needed.
  4. Pick quality (720p / 1080p / original) and frame rate (15–60fps).
  5. Click start and choose the screen, window, or tab to record.
  6. Stop, preview, and download the WebM.

Features

  • Completely free, no account
  • No watermark
  • Teaching mode records your webcam as a movable PiP
  • System audio + microphone
  • Adjustable quality and frame rate
  • Works out of the box — no OBS setup
  • Recorded locally, never uploaded
  • Export as WebM

Privacy

Recording and compositing happen entirely in your browser; videos stay on your device and are never uploaded. Recording keeps working offline once the page is open. Screen, camera, and microphone permissions are requested only after you click.

FAQ

Is it free?

Completely free — no watermark, no time cap.

Do I need OBS Studio?

No. It works right in the browser with zero setup, great for quick tutorials, online courses, and tech videos. For multi-scene switching or live streaming, OBS is still the more professional tool.

Are recordings uploaded?

No. Recording happens locally on your device and keeps working offline; you download the file yourself.

Can I record the webcam too?

Yes. Teaching mode composites your camera as a picture-in-picture with a selectable corner you can move while recording.

Can it capture system audio?

Yes — system audio and microphone together, or either one alone.

Does it work on mobile?

It is designed for desktop browsers; most mobile browsers cannot capture the screen, and the page will tell you honestly when that is the case.

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