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Gravity Recorder review

Free#87 of 131 in Screen Recording Software

A capable free browser recorder for local screen, webcam, and microphone capture.

3.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Gravity Recorder is a free, browser-based screen recording tool for individuals and teams creating demos, tutorials, presentations, and internal videos. It combines screen capture with a camera-bubble webcam overlay, microphone control, and pause, resume, and continue controls. Recordings can be made at 720p, 1080p, or 1440p, then saved locally in MKV or WebM format. Recording works without an account, installation, browser extension, watermark, or time limit, making the product a straightforward option for quick recording workflows.

The free plan includes the core recording features without a paid tier structure. Local saving uses the File System Access API, while optional Google Drive sync adds shareable links when cloud storage is useful. The product stores recording data locally unless Google Drive sync is enabled, which suits users who prefer a local-first workflow. Trimming is included for basic cleanup, but the editing scope is narrow compared with tools built around broader post-production workflows.

Gravity Recorder fits users who want to record from a browser and keep files on their own device, especially when webcam narration and microphone capture matter. Its 1440p option, configurable output formats, and simple controls cover common demo and tutorial needs. It is less suitable for workflows that require system-audio capture, extensive editing, a wider integration ecosystem, or a desktop and mobile app presence. Choose it for free, local browser recording; consider an alternative when production depth or broader platform coverage is central to the workflow.

Gravity Recorder pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Records at 720p, 1080p, or 1440p with webcam overlay
    • Saves locally without an account, installation, extension, watermark, or time limit
    • Includes trimming, microphone controls, and optional Google Drive sharing
  • Where it doesn't
    • Does not capture system audio
    • Editing tools are limited to trimming
    • Available only on the web with one listed integration

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