Windows screen recorder

No watermark. No time limit.
No monthly bill.

OpsTake records your screen to an MP4 that is small enough to email. You press Start, you press Stop, the file is in your folder. That is the entire product.

Spin the wheel

Everyone wins a discount. Yours lasts 15 minutes.

Five computers · Windows 10 and 11 · 30-day money back

Every other recorder does at least one of these to you

Everything else
OpsTake
Watermark on your video
×Stamped in the corner
✓Never. Not even once
Recording time limit
×Cuts you off at 5–15 min
✓None. Record all day
Account and sign-up
×Email, password, verify
✓None. Just open it
What it costs
×$12–15 every month
✓One payment, forever
Can you email the file?
×400 MB. It bounces
✓Under 20 MB for 5 min
Where your video ends up
×Uploaded to their server
✓Your disk. Works offline
Setup before recording #1
×Scenes, sources, encoder
✓Press Start
Computers per licence
×One
✓Five
What Windows' own recorder gives you
×A big file, no size control
✓A file sized to send
What it installs alongside
×Extensions, bundles, accounts
✓One program. Nothing else

Pick Mail safe: five minutes lands under 20 MB, text still sharp. Two bigger settings for when size does not matter.

What OpsTake costs

$97

Spin once for your price.

Everyone gets a discount. How much is the wheel’s business. Whatever it lands on is yours for 15 minutes, and then it is gone for good.

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One spin per person, and the result is the result — refreshing gives you the same one back, not another go. Every slice on the wheel can land, the worst one included.

Your address is turned into your code and is not stored. No mailing list, no marketing. How that works.

Windows only. Windows 10 and 11.
Not for gameplay. It records the desktop and normal windows, not a fullscreen game. For gameplay, use a free broadcasting tool or whatever came with your graphics card — both better at that job.