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Revidi review

Freemium#21 of 30 in Game Recording Software

An affordable Windows replay tool for quick clips, trimming, and cloud links.

6.8/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Revidi is a Windows 10/11 game recording application built around a rolling replay buffer. It continuously captures recent gameplay and desktop or microphone audio, then saves the buffered moment as an MP4 when you press a configurable hotkey. Automatic fullscreen-game capture, a built-in trimming editor, and cloud sharing with paste-ready links make it suited to gamers and creators who want quick clips without configuring a full OBS Studio setup. Capture features include a 1440p example and automatic GPU encoder selection.

The plan structure is straightforward. Basic is free and includes unlimited local clips, three cloud clips, and editing for up to three clips. Premium costs $4.99 per month according to the vendor's official comparison page and adds unlimited local clips, unlimited cloud clips, unlimited editing, and 150 GB of cloud storage. That makes the free tier useful for local replay clipping, while Premium is aimed at users who regularly share or edit a larger clip library. The product also lists Discord, Slack, Twitter/X, OBS Studio, Stripe, and Supabase among its integrations.

Revidi's narrow focus is its main distinction and its main boundary. The rolling buffer and hotkey workflow prioritize capturing recent gameplay rather than providing a broad production environment. There is no camera overlay, and the listed recording mode is instant replay. Choose Revidi if you want a low-cost Windows tool for saving recent moments, trimming them, and sharing links. Choose another option if you need broader recording workflows, camera-overlay support, or a platform beyond Windows.

Revidi pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • 1440p replay capture with automatic GPU encoder selection
    • Unlimited local clips and built-in trimming editor
    • Paste-ready cloud links for sharing clips quickly
  • Where it doesn't
    • Windows 10/11 only
    • Replay-focused recording without a camera overlay
    • Free plan limits cloud clips to three

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