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Free Online Screen Recorder with Camera

Free Online Screen Recorder with Camera

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Record your screen and camera together — no signup, no download, no watermark, and your video never leaves your device.

WebAdis Screen Recorder is a free browser-based screen recorder that captures your screen, your camera, or both at once. Choose your entire screen, a single application window, or one browser tab, then add a camera bubble in the corner — circle or square, in any of the four corners, repositionable while you're still recording.

You can record your microphone, your tab or system audio, or both mixed together. Pause and resume as many times as you need. When you stop, the video appears immediately below the controls for playback, and downloads as a WebM file in one click. There is no watermark, no time limit imposed by a paywall, and no account to create.

When You'd Use It

Client walkthroughs and feedback : Record yourself moving through a website or a report with your face in the corner — far faster than writing the same explanation in an email.

Bug reports : Capture the exact steps that break something, with system audio, and send the file directly instead of describing it.

Tutorials and onboarding : Record a process once, with narration, and reuse it every time a new team member or client asks the same question.

Confidential material : Because nothing is uploaded, this is one of the few online recorders you can safely use on screens containing client data, financials or internal dashboards.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

No. Capture, compositing and encoding all happen inside your browser using the MediaRecorder API. The video file never leaves your device — there is no server involved and nothing is stored by WebAdis.

No. The recorder runs entirely on this page in your browser. There is no download, no extension and no account required.

Chrome, Edge and Firefox are fully supported. Safari can record but its MediaRecorder implementation is unreliable, so you may see playback or audio glitches — a warning appears automatically if you are on Safari.

Yes. Tick both "Microphone" and "Tab / system audio" before you start and the two sources are mixed together into the recording. Tab and system audio capture is supported on Chrome and Edge.

WebM (VP9 or VP8 with Opus audio) wherever it is supported, which covers Chrome, Edge and Firefox. On browsers without WebM recording support the file falls back to MP4.