Screenr – Record Your Screen And Share It Anywhere With Anyone

Screenr is a free web-based tool that lets you record your screen and share it with anyone. You can share it on Twitter, upload the video to YouTube, embed it on any webpage and you can also download it on your machine for offline viewing.

How to record in Screenr

1. Go to the service homepage. Visit the “Record” link in the top right corner of the page.

NOTE : You will need Java Platform installed on your machine. If its not already installed on your machine, then download it for free and install the package. After the recorder has successfully loaded, the Java will ask for providing privileges to the application. Accept it.

2. Everything said above going fine, a frame will appear on the screen. Drag and resize the frame to adjust the portion of the screen you want to record. All the necessary instructions could be found on the screen.

3. After you have adjusted the frame, press the red button to start the recording. After you are finished, press DONE.

4. That’s it. Now you can post it to Twitter or just publish it on Screenr for online viewing. To publish it to Twitter you will need to sign in using your Twitter account & allow access to Screenr.

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Pros :

1. A recorded screen cast can be shared using Twitter, YouTube or just by embedding it on any webpage.

2. The video can be downloaded to your computer as a .mp4 file.

3. The service is completely free.

4. You do not need to register for any account, Twitter login is optional only if you wish to share it with your Twitter followers directly from the service page.

5. This is a cross platform application.

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Cons :

You cannot edit the video after it had recorded, that means a total new recording needs to be done if you screw up in between.

So, as it concludes you can practically share your screen with anyone anywhere. This is a must-have tool for any person who needs to demonstrate anything with a reference to his computer screen. feel free to share your experiences and queries via comments.