To record your screen, the method depends on your device or operating system. Here are common ways to do it:
On Windows 10 or 11
- Use the built-in Xbox Game Bar by pressing Win + G , then click the record button to start. Press Win + G again to stop. The video saves to Videos > Captures folder.
- Alternatively, on Windows 11, use the Snipping Tool’s screen recorder feature to select a portion or the whole screen and record.
- You can also use third-party apps like OBS Studio for more advanced recording options
On Mac
- Open QuickTime Player.
- Go to File > New Screen Recording.
- Click the record button to start, and the stop button in the menu bar to finish. Save your recording afterward
On iPhone or iPad
- Swipe down from the top-right corner to open Control Center.
- Tap the Screen Recording button (circle icon).
- Recording starts after a 3-second countdown
On Android
- Swipe down twice from the top of the screen to open Quick Settings.
- Tap the Screen Recorder icon.
- Choose whether to record with sound and tap Start
On Chromebook
- Press Shift + Ctrl + Show windows key to open screen capture.
- Switch to the recorder option, select the area or full screen, and click start.
- Stop recording when done; the video saves to Downloads
Using Online or Third-Party Tools
- Online screen recorders like ScreenPal allow recording browser tabs, windows, or full screen with audio and webcam options.
- Loom is another popular tool that works on Mac, Windows, iOS, and Android, offering easy screen and audio capture with automatic upload and sharing
These methods cover most devices and platforms for quick and easy screen recording.
