Online Screen Recorder — Free, No Watermark or Time Limit
Record your screen in seconds without installing software or creating an account. UtilHub's free online screen recorder captures your entire screen, a single window, or a browser tab, together with system or tab audio and your microphone for a voice-over. Use it for tutorials, bug reports, product demos, presentations, and online classes. Unlike many free recorders, it adds no watermark and has no time limit, and nothing is uploaded: your browser records the video and saves it straight to your computer as MP4 or WebM. Pause and resume while you record, watch the result, and download it when you are happy.
How to use Screen Recorder
- Choose whether to record system audio, your microphone, and a countdown.
- Press Start recording and pick a screen, window, or tab in the browser dialog.
- Present as usual — pause and resume whenever you need to.
- Press Stop, or Stop sharing in your browser, to finish.
- Preview the recording and download the video file.
Features
- No watermark or time limit — Record for as long as you need; the only limit is your device's storage.
- Screen, window, or tab — Share exactly what viewers should see, with system or tab audio included.
- Microphone voice-over — Mix your voice with the computer's sound for tutorials and walkthroughs.
- Private and local — The video never leaves your computer unless you share the downloaded file yourself.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I record my screen with audio?
Turn on "Record system / tab audio", press Start recording, and choose what to share. In Chrome and Edge, sharing a tab or the entire screen shows a "Share audio" switch — turn it on to capture sound from videos, music, or calls. Turn on "Record microphone" as well to add your own voice.
Does the screen recorder add a watermark or have a time limit?
No. Nothing is added to your video and there is no maximum length. Long recordings use more memory and disk space, so for sessions longer than an hour, close other heavy apps and make sure you have free storage.
Can I record my screen on a phone?
Mobile browsers do not let websites capture the screen, so this tool works in Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari on a computer. On a phone, use the built-in screen recording: Control Center on iPhone and iPad, or Quick Settings on most Android phones.
What format are recordings saved in?
Recent versions of Chrome, Edge, and Safari save MP4, which plays almost everywhere and uploads directly to YouTube and social networks. Firefox saves WebM, which plays in browsers and VLC; convert it to MP4 with a video converter if another app needs it.