Feature · Screen Recording
Screen recording in one click.
Record a display, a window or an area at your screen's native resolution, with system audio, mic and camera. Free, with no time limit.
What you get
What it does for you.
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Native resolution
One Rec records at your display's native resolution at 30 fps. A 4K display gives you 4K source footage, so small text stays readable.
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System audio and mic
Record system audio, your mic or both, as separate tracks with their own volume in the editor. Mac system audio needs macOS 13 or later.
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Display, window or area
Record a whole display, a single window or an area you draw. Pick the source before you hit Record.
How it works
From take to finished video.
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Pick a source
Choose a display, a window or draw an area from the recording bar.
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Hit Record
Click Record in the recording bar. Stop from the bar or the tray icon when you're done.
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Edit and export
The editor opens with your recording. Trim, zoom, caption and export to MP4, ProRes or GIF.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
What resolution does One Rec record at?
Your display's native resolution, at 30 fps. On a 4K display that means 4K source footage. Export goes up to 720p at 30 fps on Free, 1080p on Creator and 4K on Pro and Team, at up to 60 fps on paid plans.
Is there a recording time limit?
No. Local recordings are unlimited on every plan, Free included, with no time cap.
Can I record system audio on Mac?
Yes, on macOS 13 or later, with no extra audio driver. On Mac, One Rec records through Apple's ScreenCaptureKit. On Windows and Linux it records through ffmpeg.
Try it on your next take.
Free for macOS, Windows and Linux, with no time limit on recordings.