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Recordly: Open-Source Screen Recorder & Editor for Windows, macOS & Linux

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File Information

FileDetails
NameRecordly
Versionv1.1.4
TypeScreen Recorder & Editor
Developerwebadderall
LicenseMIT (Open Source)
PlatformsWindows, macOS, Linux
Size214MB (.exe) • 239MB (.dmg) • 255MB (.AppImage)
Github RepositoryGithub/Recordly
Official SiteRecordly

Description

Recordly is an open source screen recorder and editor built for creating polished, professional-grade screen recordings without juggling multiple tools. Designed for developers, educators, and content creators, it lets you record your screen or a specific window and jump straight into a built-in editor to refine the result before export.

What sets Recordly apart is its presentation-first approach. Instead of delivering raw footage, it gives you cursor effects, auto-zooms, webcam overlays, styled backgrounds, and timeline editing all in one place. Whether you’re making a product demo, a tutorial, or a social clip, Recordly handles the full workflow from capture to export.

The app is fully offline and stores all recordings and project files locally on your device. AI features are not required, and your content never leaves your machine unless you choose to share it.


Use Cases

  • Record software walkthroughs and product demos
  • Create tutorials and educational screen content
  • Produce social media clips and short-form video content
  • Make polished developer documentation with annotated recordings
  • Export lightweight GIFs for issue reports or quick previews
  • Save and resume editing sessions as .recordly project files

Screenshots

Features of Recordly

FeatureDescription
Screen & Window RecordingRecord an entire display or a single app window with audio
Built-in Timeline EditorDrag-and-drop tools for trims, zooms, speed regions, and annotations
Auto-Zoom SuggestionsAutomatically emphasizes activity based on cursor movement
Cursor EffectsSmoothing, motion blur, click bounce, sway, and size controls
Webcam Bubble OverlayAdd, position, mirror, and style webcam footage as an overlay
Frame Styling & BackgroundsWallpapers, gradients, solid colors, blur, padding, shadows, and rounded corners
MP4 & GIF ExportExport with quality controls, frame rate selection, and size presets
Project FilesSave and reopen work as .recordly files with full editor state preserved
Keyboard ShortcutsFully customizable shortcuts with an in-app reference
Native Capture BackendsUses ScreenCaptureKit on macOS and WGC on Windows for best quality

System Requirements

ComponentRequirement
Operating SystemWindows 10 Build 19041+, macOS 12.3+, Linux (modern distros)
Processor64-bit CPU
RAM4 GB minimum, 8 GB recommended
StorageVaries by project size
InternetNot required (fully offline capable)
System Audio on LinuxPipeWire recommended

How to Install Recordly

Windows (.exe)

  1. Download the Recordly .exe installer.
  2. Double-click the installer file.
  3. Follow the on-screen setup instructions.
  4. Launch Recordly from the Start Menu or Desktop shortcut.

macOS (.dmg)

  1. Download the Recordly .dmg file.
  2. Open the file to mount it.
  3. Drag the Recordly app into your Applications folder.
  4. Launch it from Applications.

Note: If macOS says the app cannot be opened, run the following command in Terminal to remove the quarantine flag: xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Recordly.app

Linux (.AppImage)

  1. Download the Recordly .AppImage file.
  2. Right-click the file and make it executable
  3. Double-click the file to launch the app.

Download Recordly Screen Recorder & Editor

A Cleaner Way to Record and Share Your Screen

Recordly brings screen recording and post-production into a single streamlined desktop app. From cursor polish and auto-zooms to webcam overlays and timeline editing, everything you need to turn a raw capture into a shareable, professional result is built right in. For developers, educators, and creators who want quality output without the overhead of a separate editing suite, Recordly is a practical, open-source solution that works entirely on your own machine.

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