Google finally included a native screen recorder for Chromebooks in 2020, and the feature has been on the stable channel for over two years. Not to mention, Google has recently created a new Screencast software on Chrome OS, bringing enhanced screen recording with annotation, camera view, transcription, and other features to Chromebooks. In this tutorial, we will demonstrate various methods for recording a screen on a Chromebook and assist you in resolving some frequent issues that individuals encounter when attempting to record their displays.
What is the difference between a screen recording and screenshots?
Consider a screenshot a still image of your desktop, whereas a screen recording allows you to record a video. Additional capabilities enable you to capture audio in addition to video. You may also record a portion of the screen, the entire screen, or just a specific window.
What are the different forms of screen recordings on Chromebook?
While screen recording, you have various choices, all of which are accessible via your Chromebook’s Quick Settings panel.
A full-screen recording is a video that captures the complete screen. A window screen recording is a video of the window in which you are working. A partial screen recording is a video of a portion of the screen that you select previously
How To Screen Record on Chromebooks / ChromeOS
How to Take a Screenshot on Chromebooks / ChromeOS / CloudReady
Our other tutorial shows you two methods for starting the screen capture tool on ChromeOS, how to utilize it, and where to find your captured images and videos on your device.
