Getting the screen, the sound and the camera into a file.
How to record your screen on Windows 11
Three ways to record the screen on Windows 11: the Snipping Tool, Xbox Game Bar, and a dedicated recorder. What each one can and cannot do, with the shortcuts.
Read the guide →How to record your screen on Windows 10
How to record the screen on Windows 10 with Xbox Game Bar, what it cannot capture, and what to use when you need the desktop, an area or an edited video.
Read the guide →How to record your screen with audio on Windows
Record the screen with your voice, the computer’s own sound, or both, on Windows 10 and 11. How to check the microphone first and fix a silent recording.
Read the guide →How to record your screen and webcam at the same time on Windows
Record the screen and your camera together on Windows, then choose where your face goes: a bubble in the corner, side by side, or full screen.
Read the guide →How to record part of your screen on Windows
Record just an area of the screen on Windows 10 or 11: with the Snipping Tool, or with a recorder that keeps the full resolution so zooms stay sharp.
Read the guide →How to record a specific window on Windows
Record one app window on Windows 10 or 11 and nothing else: no taskbar, no other apps, no notifications from behind it.
Read the guide →How to record your screen in 4K at 60 fps on Windows
What it takes to make a sharp 4K 60 fps screen recording on Windows: the display, the frame rate, the bitrate, and the export settings that keep small text crisp.
Read the guide →
Making the take easy to follow.
How to zoom in on a screen recording
Add smooth zooms to a screen recording so viewers can read the small things: when to zoom, how far, and how to do it on Windows without keyframes.
Read the guide →How to smooth the cursor in a screen recording
Fix a shaky, jittery mouse pointer in a screen recording. How cursor smoothing works, and how to change the cursor’s size, look and colour after recording.
Read the guide →How to blur sensitive information in a screen recording
Hide emails, names, API keys and account numbers in a screen recording. How to blur a region after recording on Windows, and how not to show it at all.
Read the guide →How to add a background and a frame to a screen recording
Put a screen recording on a gradient background with padding, rounded corners, a shadow and a window frame, the look of modern product videos, on Windows.
Read the guide →How to show keystrokes in a screen recording
Show the keyboard shortcuts you press in a screen recording on Windows, so viewers can follow a tutorial without guessing what you typed.
Read the guide →How to trim and cut a screen recording on Windows
Remove the start, the end and the mistakes from a screen recording on Windows. Trimming, splitting and ripple cuts explained, with the shortcuts.
Read the guide →
Whole videos, start to finish.
How to make a product demo video
A practical method for a product demo video people watch to the end: the script, the recording, the edit and the export, done on Windows in an afternoon.
Read the guide →How to make a software tutorial video
How to record a clear software tutorial on Windows: plan one task, record with good sound, show every click and key, and edit so nobody has to rewind.
Read the guide →How to make screen recordings look professional
Twelve changes that make a screen recording look produced: before you record, while you record, and in the edit. No video editing background needed.
Read the guide →How to make a vertical screen recording for Shorts and TikTok
Turn a desktop screen recording into a vertical 9:16 video for YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels and TikTok without unreadable text: canvas shape, zooms and layout.
Read the guide →
The right file for where it is going.
How to turn a screen recording into a GIF on Windows
Make a GIF from a screen recording on Windows: the right length, width and frame rate for a small file, and when an MP4 is the better choice.
Read the guide →How to reduce the file size of a screen recording
Make a screen recording small enough to email, attach or upload without turning the text to mush: length, resolution, frame rate and bitrate, in that order.
Read the guide →
Looking for a word, not a walkthrough?
Bitrate, frame rate, cursor smoothing, ripple edits: the glossary defines each in a sentence.
Record it once. Ship it finished.
Sceed is a screen recorder and editor for Windows 10 and 11. Free to start.