Screen Capture (94 programs)

Pros: Access thousands of TV channels for free. Watch live HD channels. Easy search functions. Channels are sorted according to catagories.

Cons: Video quality can be poor at times. Slow buffering speeds. Limited access to live sporting events. Can lead to high data charges if used on the go.

Pros: Various capture and recording modes. Multiple payment and subscription options. Simple and easy-to-use.

Cons: Slow overall performance.

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: Extensive range of video and audio capture options. Supports capturing screen footage of any size with draggable box. Can pause and resume capturing footage at any time. Exports to several file types like MP4 and MOV.

Cons: Can only capture footage of your main screen. Draggable screen overlay prevents clicking within window. Does not support livestreaming or broadcasting footage directly. Includes less features than competitor products.

Pros: Great alternative to QuickTime. HD MP4 file outputs.

Cons: Not as versatile as more expensive screen recorders. May not be ideal for professional production.

Pros: Easy to use. Large number of recording features.

Cons: Not possible to capture audio. Only compatible with the Mac.

Pros: Quickly saves digital content with one keyboard shortcut. Keywords and filters for finding saved content easily. Captured items stays locally on your device.

Cons: No auto-organize feature. Free trial can only capture 50 items.

Pros: Floating see-through viewfinder gives precise, repeatable framing. Supports PNG, JPEG, TIFF, GIF, and BMP image exports. MPEG-4 video recording balances quality and file size. Quick-resize presets and clipboard copying speed common workflows.

Cons: Not intended for multi-track or long-form video production. Single video codec option limits export flexibility. Mac-only tool restricts cross-platform teams.

Pros: Direct-to-GIF recording keeps sharing simple. Lightweight workflow with handy capture controls.

Cons: No audio recording support. Minimal editing options beyond re-recording.