Screen recorder with webcam and teleprompter
Record a tutorial, walkthrough or talking-head video in this tab: screen with a round webcam bubble, screen only, or camera only with a scrolling teleprompter that only you see. No install, no account and no time limit. When you stop, download it or open it straight in the transcript editor for captions and clips.
Teleprompter (not recorded)
The recording stays in this browser. "Transcribe and add captions" opens it in the editor through your browser's private storage, still without uploading.
How to use it
- Choose screen, camera or bothThe camera can sit in a corner bubble.
- Paste your scriptThe teleprompter scrolls while you record.
- RecordCountdown, pause and stop; keys R, P and Space work too.
- Download or caption itSave the file or open it straight in the transcript editor.
What you can download here
- Recording (WebM or MP4)screen, camera bubble, microphone and tab audio mixed
- Straight to captionsopens in the editor without re-uploading
Cuescribe for Chrome
A transcript side panel on every YouTube and TikTok video, a library of everything you transcribe, and one click to open any of it in these tools.
Get the extensionPro keeps this free
Every tool stays free. Pro (early access, $9/month) adds batch delivery for client work and the extension's Pro features; longer files and multi-file projects are in development. Early subscribers keep their price and choose what gets built next.
What Pro includesNext steps
Questions
Is there a time limit or watermark?
No. The recording is made by your browser and kept in memory until you download it, so the only limit is your computer. About an hour of screen recording works on most laptops.
Does it record system sound?
Chrome and Edge can include the sound of a tab (or the whole screen on Windows) when you tick "Share audio" in the share dialog. Your microphone is mixed in.
Is the teleprompter in the video?
No. It is shown on this page only, near the top of the screen so your eyes stay close to the camera. Space starts and pauses it.
What format is the file?
MP4 in recent Chrome and Edge, WebM elsewhere. Both open in Premiere, Resolve, CapCut and YouTube.