SCRNCSTR

Screen and webcam recorder. Everything stays on this machine.

VIDEO

AUDIO
SAVE
Files will download to your Downloads folder.

Choosing a folder streams each recording straight to disk as it goes, instead of holding it in memory until you stop. For anything longer than a few minutes, choose a folder.

About SCRNCSTR

A screen and webcam recorder that runs entirely in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, there is no server, and no analytics - recordings are written straight to your disk.

The three modes

  • Separate files - a clean screen recording plus a full-frame webcam recording. Two files, nothing baked in. Place the webcam in your editor.
  • Combined - one finished file with your face already in it. Two ways of getting it there, below.
  • Screen only - screen and narration, no camera.

Combined: how your face gets in

  • Composite it in - drawn onto the video as a circle, rounded rectangle or square. Any shape, positioned from the preview. Adjustable while recording, but only while you can see this window.
  • Pop-out only - no compositing. The floating camera window is physically on your screen, so the capture records it. Rectangular, but full quality and draggable the whole time.

What you share matters - and it flips

  • Every mode except pop-out: share a single window so this app stays out of the shot.
  • Pop-out mode is the opposite - it needs a whole screen. Share one window and the floating camera is not captured, so your face will be missing entirely.

Audio

  • Separate files keep your voice in the webcam file and system audio in the screen file, so they stay separable.
  • Single-file modes have one audio track, so voice and system audio are mixed permanently. Tick save my mic as its own file to keep a clean copy of your voice.

Keyboard

  • Webcam overlay focused: arrows move it, + / - resize, hold Shift for bigger steps.
  • Esc closes this dialog.

Requirements

  • Chrome or Edge, served over https or from localhost.
  • System audio capture needs Chrome 141+ on macOS 14.2+.
  • Choosing a save folder streams to disk as you record - worth doing for anything longer than a few minutes.