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Screen Recorder

Processed in your browser
Record with Ramupod extensionInstall the extension, record any browser tab with webcam & drawings, and review the video here.

One install. Ready to record any tab.

Desktop Chrome · ZIP download · Install with Load unpacked

  1. Install the extension

    Unzip the download, then open chrome://extensions in Chrome. Turn on Developer mode, choose Load unpacked, and select the unzipped folder.

  2. Record your tab

    Open the page or application you want to record. Click the extension icon and choose Record this tab. Use the floating dock for microphone narration, webcam bubble, live pen drawing, and zoom focus.

  3. Finish and review

    Click Finish in the dock to stop recording. Your video opens here automatically in full resolution to preview, inspect duration, and download.

100% private and local transfer. The extension records using standard browser APIs and transfers the video directly to this page without server upload.

Recording limits, permissions & troubleshooting

Local recording & permissions

Recording uses Chrome native tabCapture and offscreen APIs. Controls and camera overlay run locally inside the active tab session.

Troubleshooting

If audio is not recorded, verify that microphone access was granted in the extension popup before starting the session.

Drop a recording here to preview and inspect

Supports .webm and .mp4 video files · Inspected 100% locally on your machine

Recordings from Ramupod extension open here automatically after you click Finish.

Using Screen Recorder

Choose a separate application browser tab in desktop Chrome or Edge, prepare the live canvas, then start recording. Whole screens and windows are rejected to keep studio controls out of the video; current-tab exclusion and capture-handle detection are used where available. Native capture supplies pixels and audio, not another app's pointer events: navigate your app in its tab and place click markers, zoom focus, pen, arrows, rectangles, circles, text and spotlight on the studio preview. The preview does not forward clicks to the shared app. Effects are encoded into the exported video, including optional webcam composition and microphone/tab audio where permission and browser support allow. The floating studio uses Document Picture-in-Picture on supporting browsers; otherwise keep the studio in a separate visible window. Background tabs can be throttled. Sessions are limited to 30 minutes or approximately 512 MB. Pause time is excluded from the displayed duration. Wait for finalization, review the video and download its actual WebM/MP4 format. All recordings remain in browser memory until discarded or the page closes; no uploads or remote processing occur. The demo scene is a labeled synthetic source using the same compositor and encoder.