A screen recorder Chrome extension that zooms where you click.
Zoomingscreen is a Chrome extension that records a tab, a window or your whole screen. Record a tab and every click inside it gets a smooth zoom, so a quick recording looks like an edited video.
What it does
- Records a tab, a window or the whole screen, with your microphone if you like
- Zooms on every click in a tab, and follows what you type
- Lets you pick how your cursor looks in the video before you record
- Opens a full editor: trim, split, speed up, music, backgrounds and shapes
- Exports MP4, WebM or GIF
- Keeps every recording in your browser, never uploaded
How to record your screen in Chrome
Add Zoomingscreen from the Chrome Web Store and pin it. Open the page you want to record, click the icon and press Start recording, or use Alt+Shift+R. Use the page as normal, then press Stop. The editor opens with your zooms in place.
Free to try
Recording and editing are free. A free account gives you 2 days of exports up to 1080p with a small Zoomingscreen mark. After that, Standard monthly is $14.99 a month and Pro lifetime is $49.99 once, with no mark and exports up to 4K.
Questions.
Is there a free screen recorder Chrome extension?
Recording and editing are free. A free account gives you 2 days of exports up to 1080p with a small Zoomingscreen mark. After that, Standard monthly is $14.99 a month and Pro lifetime is $49.99 once, with no mark and exports up to 4K.
Does it record audio?
Yes. A tab recording includes the tab sound, and you can add your microphone with one switch in the popup.
Can it export MP4?
Yes. Export to MP4, WebM or GIF.
Can I record my whole screen, not just a tab?
Yes. Choose Screen or window in the popup. Zooms on a screen recording are placed where the screen changes, because Chrome only shares clicks inside a tab. The desktop app follows clicks everywhere.
Where are my recordings saved?
In your browser, on your computer. Nothing is uploaded, and you can export a file whenever you want.