Record your screen, a window or a tab with your camera in a bubble and your voice, right in your browser. No sign-in, no watermark, no time limit.
The page plays the part you keep once to save it, so trimming takes as long as that part. Keep this tab open.
Turn on tab audio in the next window.
Next, your browser asks what to share.
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Drag your camera anywhere on the picture.
No sound from your microphone yet. Say something, or pick another microphone.
Your recording is ready
This browser keeps a copy until you download the file.
Stream this recording live.
Upload the file to LiveReacting and pick a start time. Our servers broadcast it on YouTube, Facebook, Twitch or any other platform, and to your viewers it looks live.
We save the file to your computer and open a free sign-up in a new tab. Upload the file there.
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Choose what to record
Your screen with your camera, the screen alone, or the camera alone. Pick a microphone and the quality.
Share and record
Pick a screen, a window or a tab, drag the camera where you want it, and press Start recording. Pause or restart whenever you need.
Trim and save
Cut the start and the end, then download the video, or stream it live on your channel.
What it does
Drag your camera anywhere on the screen, as a circle or a rounded square, in three sizes. Mirror it, or hide it for a moment. It is part of the video you save.
In Chrome and Edge, when you record a tab or a window, the timer, Pause, Restart and Stop sit in a small window above everything else.
While you record, the page keeps a copy in your browser. If the tab closes or the browser crashes, open the page again to get the recording back, up to its last few seconds.
A level meter shows your microphone works before you start, and Mute works mid-take. Chrome and Edge also record a tab's sound.
Restart a bad start without sharing your screen again, pause while you open the next file, and cut the start and the end before you save.
Chrome, Edge and Safari save an MP4 file up to 1440p; Firefox saves WebM. The video is made in your browser and never uploaded.
Yes. There is no account to create, no watermark and no time limit. The recording is kept in your browser until you save it, so a long one needs free memory and disk space on your computer.
No. Your screen, your camera and your sound are recorded in your browser, and the file is saved to your computer. While you record, the page keeps a copy in your browser's storage on this computer, and deletes it when you save the file or start a new recording.
Pick your microphone, and turn on Computer sound. In the browser's sharing window, pick a tab and turn on tab audio. Chrome and Edge on Windows, and Chrome on macOS 14.2 or later, can also share the sound of the whole screen; Firefox and Safari share no computer sound.
Choose Screen and camera, pick your camera, and share your screen. Your camera shows in a bubble you can drag, resize and make round or square, and it is saved in the video. To check the camera and the microphone first, use the webcam test and the mic test.
No. Phone browsers do not let a web page capture the screen, so on a phone this page records your camera only. To record a phone's screen, use the screen recorder built into the phone.
Drag the two handles on the bar under the preview to the start and the end of the part you want, and press Trim. The page plays that part once to save it, so trimming takes as long as the part you keep.
The page writes the recording to your browser's storage as you record, so when you open this page again in the same browser, it offers the recording up to its last few seconds. This does not work in a private window, which deletes its storage when it closes, or when the computer's disk is full.
Yes. Upload the file to LiveReacting and pick a start time, and our servers broadcast it on YouTube, Facebook, Twitch or any other platform. The free plan streams up to 30 minutes in 720p. See pre-recorded live streaming.
Create a free account, upload the video, and schedule it on YouTube, Facebook or Twitch. Our servers stream it, with your computer off.
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