Screen Recorder

Screen and Webcam Recorder

Record your screen with your face in a floating camera bubble, so viewers see both what you do and you explaining it.

The camera bubble floats above every window, so it stays in the shot whatever you switch to.

PreviewShare Entire screen to record the bubble

For screen audio, tick Share audio in the picker (Chrome and Edge). A 3-second countdown gives you time to switch windows.

Recorded in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, and there is no watermark.

Free, no signup, no watermark. Works in Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari on a computer.

Why it helps

Why record screen and webcam together

  • A face on screen keeps tutorials and demos personal.

  • No browser extension or desktop app to install.

  • Nothing is uploaded, so recordings of private screens stay private.

How to use it

How to record your screen and webcam

  1. 1

    Press Turn camera on, then Pop out camera to float it above your windows.

  2. 2

    Press Choose what to record and pick Entire screen, so the bubble is captured.

  3. 3

    Drag the bubble where it will not cover anything, record, then press Stop.

Quick tips

Screen and webcam tips

  • Share the entire screen: a single window or tab will not include the bubble.

  • Resize the bubble from its corner before you start.

  • Chrome, Edge, and Safari can float the camera from the page; Firefox cannot.

FAQ

Screen and webcam questions

Why is the camera missing from my recording?

You shared a window or tab instead of the entire screen. The bubble is its own window, so only a full-screen share includes it.

Can I move the camera bubble?

Yes. Drag it anywhere on screen and resize it from its edges, before or during recording.

Which browsers support the floating camera?

Chrome, Edge, and Safari. In Firefox, record the screen and camera separately, or keep this tab visible.

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