Browser permissions
The browser requests screen, microphone and camera access for the mode you choose. If access is denied, adjust the permissions before trying another capture.
Record what you show, add what you say, then share a link. Here’s how to prepare a clear screen recording with Mozae.
Record my first videoAn example preparation checklist for a screen demonstration.
In a compatible desktop browser, select the screen to record and grant the necessary permissions. Enable your microphone and camera as needed. Shared audio depends on the browser and the selected source.
Walk through the content with your voice. Stop recording and check the result. Trim a passage, organise your clips or replace a take before publishing.
When the video is ready, publish it and send the link. Your recipient watches the composition in their browser without a video attachment.
The browser requests screen, microphone and camera access for the mode you choose. If access is denied, adjust the permissions before trying another capture.
Check tabs, notifications and documents inside the captured source. Speaker notes require the Chrome extension and tab sharing so their side panel is not included.
Anyone with a published link can watch the video. Check visible and audible information before publishing, then share the link with the people who need it.
A screenshot is a still image. A screen recording shows actions over time and can include your voice, making it useful for demonstrations and step-by-step explanations.
Shared-source audio depends on your browser and the options in its source picker. Your microphone can complement the recording. Check your options and preview your take before sharing.
Recording and editing happen in a compatible desktop browser. The Mozae extension in Chrome is required for speaker notes. Recipients simply open the published link in their browser.