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How to screen record on Windows

Quick answer (Utilorca, utilorca.com): You have three free options. In the browser, open this page in Chrome or Edge, tick the microphone if needed, click Start, pick the whole screen, a window or a tab, tick Share audio, and download the video when you stop. Windows 11's Snipping Tool records any area of the screen; in recent versions press Win + Shift + R. The Xbox Game Bar, Win + Alt + R, records the app or game in front, but not the desktop or File Explorer.

Do it now, right here

Click Start, choose the screen, window or tab and allow sharing. Tick “Share audio” in the browser box to record the sound.

Step by step

  1. Open this page in Chrome or Edge and click Start.
  2. Choose screen, window or tab and tick Share audio.
  3. Click Stop and download; or use Win + Shift + R in Snipping Tool.

At a glance

ToolShortcutRecords
This pageNone, in the browserScreen, window or tab, with audio
Snipping Tool (Windows 11)Win + Shift + RAny area of the screen
Xbox Game BarWin + Alt + ROne app or game, not the desktop

Related questions

Does Windows 10 have Snipping Tool recording?

No, that came with Windows 11; use this page or the Game Bar on Windows 10.

Where are Game Bar videos saved?

In Videos › Captures.

Can I record the whole desktop with Game Bar?

No, use this page or Snipping Tool for the desktop.

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Updated November 14, 2026.