GiliSoft Screen Recorder Pro brings screen capture and video editing together on Windows. Record the full desktop, a selected area, an application window, or your webcam to explain a process, demonstrate software, teach a lesson, or save an online session for later review.
Capture system sound and microphone narration together, and add your webcam as a picture-in-picture presenter. Make each step easier to follow with cursor highlights, click effects, zoom, and live annotations. Webcam beauty and background tools help keep attention on the presenter and the demonstration.
Set up scheduled recording, automatic stopping, and file splitting for longer sessions. Choose recording quality, frame rate, output format, and save location, and use H.264 hardware encoding to support demanding capture tasks. Review the recorded video list to find and play completed recordings.
The Pro workspace takes your recording further: trim unwanted sections, join clips, crop the frame, adjust sound, add captions, or compress a video for sharing. Video download, text-to-audio, subtitle extraction, and AI media tools provide additional ways to prepare supporting content. From training and onboarding to customer support and product demos, you can capture the explanation and polish the result in the same suite.
Capture the full desktop, a selected region, an application window, or webcam video. Add a webcam overlay when viewers need to see both your demonstration and your face.
Capture video with system sound, microphone input, or both at the same time, keeping voice and on-screen action aligned.
Refine the presenter view with beauty and skin-smoothing controls. Use background replacement, AI matting, or chroma key to keep the webcam image focused on your presentation.
Magnify the cursor area up to 4x, highlight pointer movement, show click effects, and keep important on-screen actions easy to follow.
Use H.264 hardware encoding with NVIDIA NVENC, CUDA, or Intel options. Adjust quality, bitrate, and frame rate to balance recording detail, performance, and file size.
Save recordings as MP4, AVI, WMV, or FLV. Set the output folder and recording quality before capture, then review the saved file before uploading or sharing it.
Add text or an image watermark during recording to identify your lessons, demonstrations, and branded training materials.
Save PNG, JPG, or BMP snapshots during a recording. Keep useful frames for written instructions, support replies, and presentation notes.
Use hotkeys to start, pause, stop, and capture screenshots. Open the brush tool during recording to mark important areas and draw attention to the next step.
Schedule recording tasks, stop capture automatically, and split long recordings by time or file size so webinars, classes, and meetings stay manageable.
Use Easy Cutter, Joiner, Crop, and Video Compression to remove waiting time, combine takes, focus the frame, and prepare a manageable file for sharing.
Use Auto Captions and Subtitle Extraction for spoken video content. Adjust background music or narration with Add/Remove Audio, and turn a written script into speech with Text to Audio.
We record weekly onboarding sessions in 1080p with webcam and screen at the same time, and sync stays stable through long takes.
The region capture and window capture modes save setup time when we prepare short product tutorials for release notes.
Recording system audio plus microphone in one pass removed our post-sync work and made meeting recap videos much faster to publish.
Scheduled recording is reliable for recurring webinars, so our team no longer has to manually start every session.
Zoom and click effects make troubleshooting demos easier to follow, especially for new users watching on smaller screens.
GPU-accelerated export helped us cut turnaround time on large recordings while still keeping clean text and UI detail.
Explore the recording controls and Pro workspace, from screen and audio capture to video editing, captions, and supporting media tools.
Choose the capture area, system sound and microphone, and webcam. Use REC, Auto stop, Auto split, Task Scheduler, and the brush tool to control the session.
Turn repeated explanations into reusable walkthroughs. Record software steps with narration, add captions, and trim the result into focused lessons.
Save presentations and discussions for review with screen capture and system sound. Use scheduled recording and automatic stopping for planned sessions.
Show a feature, reproduce an issue, or answer a support question with a short video. Highlight clicks, zoom into details, and remove pauses before sharing.
Explain slides and on-screen activities with a webcam presenter and voice narration. Add captions and prepare lesson videos students can replay.
Open the recorder and select the full screen, a region, or a window. Choose system sound, microphone, and webcam settings, then check the output folder and quality.
Start recording and guide viewers through the task. Pause when needed, highlight clicks, and use the brush tool to draw attention to key details.
Review the saved recording, cut unwanted sections, join takes, add captions, and adjust sound. Export the edited result or compress it for uploading.
Follow illustrated setup instructions, fix missing audio or black-screen problems, or find a workflow for tutorials, webinars, training, and support videos.
Yes. Select screen recording and enable the webcam to add a picture-in-picture presenter. Choose the camera, position, and display style, then preview the framing so the webcam does not cover important on-screen content.
Yes. Choose Computer & Mic to capture computer playback and your voice in the same recording. You can also select computer sound only or microphone only. Check the selected audio devices and make a short test before a longer session.
Yes. Use window capture for a particular application or region capture for a custom area instead of recording the full desktop. Check the capture boundary before starting so the recording includes the content you want to show.
Yes. Task Scheduler lets you set up recording plans with start conditions and stop controls. You can stop after a specified duration, at a chosen time, or when a file-size limit is reached. Auto split can divide long recordings by duration or file size.
Yes. The Pro workspace includes Easy Cutter, Joiner, Crop, Auto Captions, Add/Remove Audio, and Video Compression. Use these tools to remove pauses, combine takes, focus the frame, prepare captions, adjust sound, and create a file ready to share.
The recorder supports MP4, AVI, WMV, and FLV output. Choose the recording format and output folder in settings, then adjust quality and frame rate for your task. Play the saved file to check the picture, sound, and duration before sharing.
Check that the recorder is set to computer sound, microphone, or Computer & Mic rather than muted audio. Confirm the correct playback and microphone devices, check their volume levels, and allow microphone access in Windows. Record a short sample and play the saved file to verify the result.
Editors highlighted smooth capture performance for tutorials, meetings, and product demos. Coverage noted practical presets that reduce setup time before recording.
Review coverage emphasized dependable desktop capture, clear audio handling, and quick output preparation for daily publishing.
Reviewers praised stable audio-video sync in longer sessions and higher resolutions. Lab notes cited reliable behavior when recording multi-window desktop activity.
Independent testing highlighted stable recording of custom regions, full-screen sessions, and multi-window desktop activity.
Independent articles described the recorder as production-ready for daily content teams. Commentary emphasized fast export and low friction from capture to publish.
Editorial summaries described Screen Recorder Pro as a practical choice for guides, internal training videos, gameplay capture, and demo publishing.
Capture your screen, webcam, system sound, and voice. Trim the recording, add captions, and prepare a video your audience can follow.
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