Record & More
Record your screen, webcam or voice, process files in bulk and browse your media — without installing anything.
This toolkit gathers the utilities that don't fit a single media type: recorders that capture your screen, camera or microphone, and batch tools that process whole folders of images in one go.
The recorders use your browser's built-in MediaRecorder, so there is no extension to install and no watermark on the result. The batch tools run the same image engine as the rest of the site, so many files are processed in parallel on your own device.
Record
6 toolsBatch
6 toolsBatch Image Processor
Resize, convert and compress in one pass.
Batch Converter
Convert hundreds of images at once.
Batch Renamer
Rename files with patterns.
Bulk Metadata Remover
Strip metadata from many photos.
Workflow Builder
Chain tools into reusable pipelines.
ZIP Exporter
Bundle files into a ZIP archive.
Viewer & Library
8 toolsUniversal Media Viewer
Open any image, video or audio file.
Local Media Library
Organize media stored on your device.
Frame-by-Frame Player
Step through video frame by frame.
Waveform Audio Player
Audio playback with waveform.
Before / After Viewer
Compare two images with a slider.
Slideshow Viewer
Present photos as a slideshow.
Folder Gallery
Browse a local folder of media.
Video Player
Play any local video file.
Guide
Recording in the browser
Screen capture uses the browser's own picker, so you choose exactly which screen, window or tab is shared, and you can stop at any time from the browser bar. In Chromium browsers (Chrome and Edge), tab or system audio can be included alongside your microphone. Firefox and Safari support screen capture with more limited audio options.
Recordings stay in memory in the open tab until you download them. They are saved as WebM (VP8/VP9 with Opus audio) in most browsers or MP4 in Safari. Both formats play in modern browsers and media players.
Guide
Batch processing
The batch tools process several images at once and update results automatically whenever you change a setting. They are useful for preparing product photos, cleaning metadata before sharing albums, or converting a whole folder of PNG screenshots to WebP.
| Browser | Screen / window | Tab audio | System audio |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chrome / Edge (desktop) | Yes | Yes | Yes (Windows, ChromeOS); varies on macOS |
| Firefox (desktop) | Yes | Limited | No |
| Safari (macOS) | Yes | No | No |
| Mobile browsers | Limited / no | No | No |
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about record & more.
Is there a recording time limit?
There is no fixed limit. Recordings are held in the tab's memory, so very long, high-resolution sessions depend on how much RAM your device has.
Do recordings have a watermark?
No. You get exactly what was captured, with no watermark, no logo and no intro screen.
Why can't I record system audio?
System and tab audio capture depends on the browser and operating system. Chrome or Edge on Windows have the best support. In other browsers, record your microphone or share a browser tab instead.
Can I convert or resize hundreds of images at once?
Yes. Add as many images as you like to the batch tools. They are processed in parallel and can be downloaded together as a ZIP.