RecStudio exists because recording and editing your screen shouldn't mean sending raw footage to a server before you've even decided to keep it. Recording, trimming, and blurring all run locally in your browser — you choose what gets saved.
This one's personal. I was making videos and needed to record my screen — nothing fancy, just something quick and reliable. But every "screen recorder" I tried online was either broken, buried behind sign-up walls for basic editing, or quietly uploaded my footage somewhere before letting me trim a single second off it.
I couldn't find a single decent website that just let me record, trim, and blur out sensitive bits without the runaround. So I decided to build one myself — RecStudio started as exactly that: the tool I wished existed when I was stuck looking for one.
The principles behind everything we build.
Most screen recorders bury basic editing — trimming a clip, blurring a sensitive corner of the screen — behind paywalls or heavy desktop installs. RecStudio started as a straight answer: capture and edit right where the recording happens, in the browser.
Screen capture, trimming, and pixel-blur all run on standard browser APIs. Editing happens on your device — there's no round-trip to a server just to preview or adjust a clip.
A recording only leaves your browser if you click "Save to account." Nothing is uploaded automatically while you record, trim, or blur — that part stays entirely on your device.
No installs, no plugins. Sign up, open the recorder, and you're capturing your screen in seconds — from any device with a modern browser.
Simple. Fast. You stay in control of every file.
Pick your screen, mic, and system audio, then hit record — right from your dashboard.
Cut the parts you don't need and blur sensitive areas, with a real-time preview as you adjust.
Download instantly, or save the finished clip to your account to access later.
Log back in from any device to view or download recordings you chose to keep.