Screen and webcam recording
Capture your full screen, an app window, a browser tab, your camera, or a combined picture-in-picture recording.
Free browser-based recorder
Record your screen, camera, or both
Capture product demos, tutorials, feedback videos, lessons, and webcam clips directly in your browser. Save drafts locally, upload finished recordings, and turn them into shareable video URLs.
3 modes
Screen, camera, or PiP
Browser
No software install
URL
Upload and share
The fastest way is to use a browser-based screen recorder that captures your screen or webcam with audio, then uploads the recording to create a shareable URL. videotolink keeps that workflow on one page: choose screen, camera, or picture-in-picture mode, record, review, upload, and copy the link.
Record screen, webcam, or both in picture-in-picture mode
Capture microphone audio and supported browser system audio
Save recordings as local drafts before uploading
Share the finished video with a permanent URL
Record, review, upload, and send a link without moving files between separate tools.
Capture your full screen, an app window, a browser tab, your camera, or a combined picture-in-picture recording.
Enable microphone audio, supported system audio, adjust volume levels, and mute when you need a cleaner recording.
Keep recordings in browser storage while you review or re-record, then upload only the version you want to share.
Upload the final recording to videotolink and get a shareable URL for docs, support tickets, email, Slack, or social posts.
The recorder runs in modern browsers, so you can start quickly on desktop without downloading separate recording software.
Your recording stays local until you choose Upload & Share, giving you a review step before a link is created.
Select Screen, Camera, or Picture-in-Picture depending on whether you need a demo, webcam clip, or presenter overlay.
Pick your microphone or camera, enable supported system audio, and check the preview before recording.
Start recording, pause or stop when finished, then review the video and optionally save it as a draft.
Upload the final recording and copy the generated video link to share it anywhere.
A URL-first recorder is useful whenever the next step is sharing the video, not editing a production file.
Record feature walkthroughs and send a URL to customers, teammates, or stakeholders.
Capture the exact steps that reproduce an issue and add the video link to your support ticket.
Create quick explainers with screen and webcam overlay for students, clients, or internal training.
Review designs, websites, documents, or dashboards with voice commentary instead of a long written note.
Use the browser recorder when speed and sharing matter most.
| Feature | videotolink | Desktop software |
|---|---|---|
| Setup | Runs in browser | Requires install |
| Sharing | Upload to URL from the same page | Export, upload, then copy link |
| Best for | Demos, bug reports, lessons, feedback | Heavy editing or studio production |
| Draft workflow | Local browser drafts before upload | Local file management |
Yes. You can record your screen, camera, or picture-in-picture video in the browser and upload the final recording to create a shareable URL.
Yes. You can enable microphone audio, and supported browsers may also offer system or tab audio when sharing your screen.
No. The recorder uses browser media APIs, so it works directly in modern desktop browsers without a separate app.
Your recording stays local while you preview or save drafts. It is uploaded only when you choose Upload & Share.
Yes. Choose Picture-in-Picture mode to capture your screen with a webcam overlay.
Use the recorder above to capture a video, review it, upload it, and copy a URL in one workflow.
Start recording