How to screen records in window operating system and MacOS

 Here are some popular screen recording tools for Windows and macOS that you can use to record your computer screen:

1. OBS Studio (Open Broadcaster Software)

• Platform: Windows, macOS, Linux
• Features:
  • Free and open-source.
  • Records screen, webcam, and microphone.
  • Offers live streaming and multiple scene recording.
  • Highly customizable with options for advanced users.
• Link: OBS Studio

2. ShareX

• Platform: Windows
• Features:
  • Free and open-source.
  • Records screen with or without audio.
  • Supports GIF recording and screenshot capture.
  • Offers tools for annotating screenshots and screen captures.
  • Automatic file sharing and uploading options.
• Link: ShareX

3. Snagit

• Platform: Windows, macOS
• Features:
  • Paid tool with a free trial.
  • Easy-to-use interface for screen recording and capturing screenshots.
  • Annotation tools for adding text, arrows, and highlights to screenshots.
  • Includes video trimming and editing options.
• Link: Snagit

4. Loom

• Platform: Windows, macOS (also available as Chrome extension)
• Features:
  • Free (with paid options for more features).
  • Records screen, webcam, and microphone.
  • Simple, user-friendly interface with instant sharing.
  • Cloud storage for recorded videos.
• Link: Loom

5. Camtasia

• Platform: Windows, macOS
• Features:
  • Paid tool with a free trial.
  • Professional-level screen recording and video editing.
  • Supports annotations, transitions, and multi-track editing.
  • Great for creating tutorials, demos, and instructional videos.
• Link: Camtasia

6. Windows Game Bar (Built-in)

• Platform: Windows 10/11
• Features:
  • Built-in screen recording tool.
  • Simple and easy to access (press Win + G).
  • Designed primarily for gaming but can record any app or desktop screen.
• How to Use: Press Win + G to open the Game Bar, then press the "Record" button.

7. QuickTime Player (Built-in)

• Platform: macOS
• Features:
  • Built-in on macOS.
  • Easy-to-use screen recording with or without audio.
  • No installation required, basic and lightweight.
• How to Use: Open QuickTime, go to File > New Screen Recording, and start recording.

Each of these tools caters to different needs, from simple recording to advanced editing, and many offer free versions or trials. Let me know if you need help with any specific tool!