The capture panel lets you select the screen area and start a recording with the REC control. Movavi Screen Recorder captures full-screen activity or a chosen region, with options for webcam video and live annotations.
Choose an area and record the screen
Select the whole display or drag out a specific region, then use REC to begin and Stop to finish. This workflow suits recordings of webinars, video calls, lessons, and software demonstrations. Screen and webcam footage can be captured together or separately.
Annotate recordings as they happen
Movavi includes live drawing tools for placing shapes, pointers, and explanatory marks over a recording. Cursor emphasis and visible keystrokes make actions easier to follow in a walkthrough or training clip.
- Use the webcam with the screen capture for a presenter view.
- Apply noise reduction to reduce unwanted background sound.
Schedule recordings and capture long pages
A recording scheduler can start a capture at a chosen time, which suits webinars or other sessions that begin when the user is away from the computer. For still images, scrolling screenshots capture page content that extends beyond the visible screen.
Pros
- Captures the full screen or a selected area
- Can record webcam video alongside screen activity
- Supports timed recordings and live drawing
- Highlights mouse clicks and keystrokes
Cons
- Trial exports include a watermark and restrict YouTube tags and descriptions
System requirements: Windows 10, Windows 11 · 64-bit only · Dual-core Intel, AMD, or compatible processor at 1 GHz · 4 GB RAM · 300 MB free for installation; 2 GB recommended for operation · 1280 × 768 display resolution with 32-bit color
Can Movavi Screen Recorder capture a webcam and the screen at the same time?
Yes. It can record webcam video and screen activity together, or capture either one separately.
Can a recording start at a scheduled time?
Yes. The scheduler can start a recording at a set time.
Can annotations be added during a recording?
Yes. Draw shapes and pointers over the video while recording.


