Screen Recording + AI Notes

Screen recording captures everything on your screen as a video, often with microphone narration and an optional webcam overlay. It's the fastest way to explain a process, show a bug, create a product demo, or replace a long meeting with a two-minute walkthrough. ShotVu records directly in your browser (no installs), then instantly gives you a shareable link so viewers can watch without downloading files. Teams use it for onboarding, support, sales, and async updates to save hours every week.

Learn more: How to record

Open ShotVu, choose Screen + Audio, select your display, and allow microphone/system audio permissions when prompted. You'll capture your voiceover plus system sounds (like tab audio or app audio) in HD quality. When you stop, we upload the video to your account and generate a secure link for instant sharing or download. It's simpler and faster than desktop apps, and there's nothing to install.

Step-by-step: Recording on Windows guide

Android has a basic built-in recorder, but it's limited and creates files you have to move around. With ShotVu, you can record from your mobile browser, capture microphone narration, and get an instant link—no app installs, no storage headaches. Your video is saved to the cloud so you can share it from any device. It's ideal for quick bug reports, app demos, and support replies.

Try it: How to record

ShotVu includes a floating webcam bubble so viewers can see you while you present. You can drag, resize, or hide the bubble during the recording to keep attention where it matters. This format boosts trust and engagement in tutorials, reviews, and sales pitches. When you finish, the video is processed and shareable immediately.

Guide: Screen + webcam recording

Open your Slides deck, start a ShotVu recording, and select your screen + microphone. Present in full screen while narrating; if you prefer, use ShotVu's teleprompter-like workflow (paste your script in a notes app next to Slides) to keep your delivery tight. When you stop, you'll get a link you can share with your class, team, or clients. It's perfect for voice-over lectures and narrated presentations.

Tutorial: Google Slides recording tips

A good free tool should work in the browser, support audio + webcam, and produce HD without adding watermarks. ShotVu's Starter plan does all of the above for quick clips and lets you share via link right away. If you need unlimited length, branding, analytics, and teleprompter, upgrade to Business. Start free and scale when you're ready.

Compare plans: Pricing

With ShotVu, there's nothing to download—just open the site, click New Recording, and choose your inputs. Browser-based recording is fast, secure, and works on managed devices where installs are restricted. You still get HD video, webcam overlay, and instant sharing. It's the easiest way to record at work, at school, or on a loaner device.

Start here: How to record

On Windows and Chromebook, select "Share tab/system audio" when you choose what to capture. On macOS, system audio is limited by Apple for privacy; ShotVu records your microphone out of the box, and system audio may require OS permissions or a loopback utility. If you mainly record web content, sharing a browser tab with audio is the simplest path.

Full guide (macOS): Mac audio recording guide

Write your script, then keep it visible next to the window you're recording or paste it into a scrolling notes app so you can read at a steady pace. Pair that with ShotVu's webcam bubble for a polished, personable delivery. Short, punchy sentences work best on video—aim for clear headlines and simple steps. When you stop, share your link instantly.

Record now: How to record

When you stop recording, ShotVu uploads the video to the cloud and gives you a secure link you can paste into email, Slack, or your LMS. You control privacy (public, unlisted, private), can disable downloads, and delete the video anytime. For repeatable workflows, save the link in your documentation or ticket.

Record & share: How to record