The OhRec mark: a screen, and record
The OhRec mark is a landscape frame with a glowing record disc. The glow is a live lens — the camera is on.
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Recording tips & guides
Practical reads on private capture, presenter bubbles, switching views, and keeping recordings on your device.
How to record your screen privately in the browser
A quick walkthrough of the web recorder setup: sources, audio, quality, and what stays on your device.
Presenter bubble styles and shapes explained
Style your on-screen presenter bubble before you record — position, preview, theme, and shape.
Switch screen and camera mid-recording
Change views during a recording with a smooth transition instead of starting a new file.
Your recordings library stays on this device
Why local storage matters and how to manage recordings on web and desktop.
Mark chapters while you record
Use chapters to mark sections live, then skip straight to them in your library.
Tab recording vs full screen capture
When to pick Tab, Screen, or Window — and what each mode includes in the export.
Screen recordings with a presenter bubble
Enable bubble mode, pick a corner, and keep yourself on screen without a full-camera takeover.
Desktop app vs web recorder — which to use
Web for instant capture in the browser; desktop for hotkeys, folders, and offline library access.
Managing recordings on the desktop app
How the desktop library works, where files live on disk, and how to open them in Finder or Explorer.
OhRec features at a glance
A quick map of what OhRec does and where each feature lives in the app.
