Screen Capture (69 programs)
Pros: Simple and intuitive user interface. Standard video format options. Works smoothly for casual recordings.
Cons: Lacks built-in video editing tools. Trial version may limit functionality.
Pros: Various capture and recording modes. Multiple payment and subscription options. Simple and easy-to-use.
Cons: Slow overall performance.
Pros: Designate which areas you wish to record. Capture mouse clicks while you record. Click stop or use keyboard hotkeys. Has quality presets for quicker recordings.
Cons: Does not show you where the default downloading location is. Getting audio to record is very difficult. Requires additional AudioSpider driver. Sometimes freezes and crashes when saving the final recording.
Pros: Clean and simple user interface. Intuitive to use. Enough features for most needs.
Cons: No mobile app version available.
Pros: No frills, easy to use. Supports multiple resolutions. No watermarks to put up with. No recording limit or lag.
Cons: Picks up external noise easily. Maximum resolution recording could lead to blurry pictures. Green bar flashing on your screen’s right side. Not a free tool.
Pros: Screengrab entire screen or a part of it. Suitable for any desktop occasion screen recording needs. Robust PIP mode. Green Screen or Chroma key feature.
Cons: Limited editing options.
Pros: Capture your entire screen, a window or a defined area. Enable or disable the “Show mouse cursor” option. Hide or show the desktop menu bar. Has 19 supported video file formats.
Cons: It is unable to capture audio from your device. Mic audio capture is unreliable. Clicking “Remove Duplicate Frames” increases the playback speed. Needs a comprehensive instruction manual.
Pros: Holistic, feature-packed tool. No time limit on recording. Hotkey support. Multiple audio capture options.
Cons: Audio-video syncing issues. Video skips to different speed rates during recording. Not a lot of video export options. New users may need some time to explore all features.
Pros: Gives you full control over how to capture awkward shapes. Integrated with iPhoto, Flickr and Mail. Plenty of annotation options.
Cons: Requires a steady hand. Doesn't capture video screenshots.
Pros: Full HD recording. Regional or full screen. Video editing capability. Webpage capture.
Cons: User interface is quite complex. Many users report issues with constant pop ups. User manual does not include troubleshooting. Short cut keys periodically stop working.
