// NO WATERMARK · NO TIME LIMIT · NO PRO TIER · EVER
Free screen recorders love to add watermarks. Loom adds its logo. Screencastify limits recording time and stamps free videos. Bandicam overlays a persistent banner. The pattern is always the same: the free version degrades your output to push you toward a paid plan. This screen recorder has no watermark, no branding overlay, no time limit, and no "Pro" tier. The recording you download is exactly what your screen showed, pixel for pixel.
The reason is simple: this tool does not process your video on a server. Everything happens locally in your browser using the getDisplayMedia API. There is no server-side rendering step where a watermark could be injected. Your browser captures the screen, assembles the WebM file from raw media chunks, and presents it for download. No middleman, no branding, no degradation.
Step 1: Open this page in Chrome, Edge, or Firefox. The tool runs as a standard web page with no server-side component.
Step 2: Select your options: microphone audio on or off, recording quality (high, standard, or low). Click Start Recording.
Step 3: Your browser captures the screen using its built-in getDisplayMedia API. The raw video and audio data is collected in memory as the recording progresses.
Step 4: When you click Stop, the browser assembles a WebM file from the collected data chunks. This file is created entirely on your device, with no server involved. Since there is no server rendering pipeline, there is nowhere for a watermark to be added.
Client-facing presentations and demo videos look unprofessional with third-party watermarks. When you share a product walkthrough with a prospect or investor, the recording should feature your brand, not the screen recorder software.
Educational content published on YouTube or course platforms needs clean visuals. A persistent watermark distracts students and signals that the instructor is using a trial version of commercial software.
Internal training videos shared across a company should not carry external logos. IT and HR teams creating onboarding content need recordings that look polished and branded to the organization.
Server-based screen recorders (Loom, CloudApp, Screencastify) process your video on their infrastructure. Adding a watermark to free-tier recordings is their incentive for you to upgrade. Since their business model depends on converting free users to paid subscribers, the watermark is a deliberate friction point.
This tool has no server infrastructure and no paid tier. Your browser does all the work. There is no economic reason to degrade your recording. What you capture is what you get, at full quality, with zero overlays, every time.