This article offers instructions on how to video record your screen on Windows 10 using a variety of tools, both integrated and third-party, free and paid.
Using Windows Integrated Tools
Windows 10 comes equipped with the Game Bar, an integrated tool designed for screen recording. To utilize this tool, follow these steps:
- Prepare the activity you wish to record.
- Start the recording process.
- Stop the recording once completed.
- If necessary, you can adjust the Game Bar settings to enhance your user experience.
Using Third-Party Tools, Free and Paid
There are also numerous third-party applications designed for screen recording on Windows 10.
Free Options
- Free Cam – Excellent for creating WMV screen captures.
- DVDVideoSoft Free Screen Video Recorder – Ideal for recording Skype video calls.
- ShareX – Suitable for sharing screen recordings online.
- CamStudio – Great for creating AVI video files.
- Ezvid – Best for creating quick video clips and sharing them on YouTube.
- TinyTake – Offers a native cloud-based gallery for storing and sharing videos.
- OBS (Open Broadcaster Software) – Optimal for capturing gameplays.
- Debut Video Capture – Ideal for creating demonstrations and streaming video games.
- Loom – Perfect for video messaging.
Paid Options
- iSpring Suite – A solution for screencasts, software tutorials, and complete video courses.
- Camtasia – Provides quiz and interactivity options.
- Filmora Screen Recorder – Suitable for streaming and game recording.
- Movavi Screen Recorder – Ideal for capturing video calls, webinars, and online events.
- My Screen Recorder Pro – Good for distributing videos to a website.
- FlashBack – Offers simple screen recording with basic editing features.
- ScreenPal (formerly Screencast-O-Matic) – Reliable tool with a built-in stock library and secure video hosting.
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- Zappy – A screen recorder designed for remote teams.
- Apowersoft’s Free Online Screen Recorder – A tool that does not require installation.
Additionally, Clipchamp offers an online screen recording service with added special effects, while TechSmith’s Snagit is recommended for quick desktop screen recordings.
Remember to check the necessary permissions and terms and conditions before you start screen recording, especially if it involves third-party intellectual property. With a range of tools at your disposal, it’s simple to record video of screen in Windows 10.