The ScreenPal extension for Google Chrome enables you to record from your browser. You can record a specific browser tab, a window, or your entire screen. You can also record videos from text boxes on the web and insert them into these text boxes.
First, click
here for more information about how to install the ScreenPal extension.
Click
here for more information about how to enable the ScreenPal recorder and create content on websites.
After you have completed a recording, the extension will create a link in the box where you recorded, like this:
You can choose to have it generate a GIF in the text box instead:
The ScreenPal extension automatically shares the video to those who have access to that location (for example, a forum post).
When you hover over the link, the app opens a window and enables you to see the recorded video, as well as open the ScreenPal Editor by clicking Manage.
When you click Manage, the video will open on the video in the Video Settings tab.
Use this tab, as well as the other tabs, to perform the following actions:
- Video Settings - From here, you can edit the title of the video, add a description, and add captions.
- Share Video - Use this tab to copy the direct link to your video, create custom links and create embed codes.
- Interaction Tools - From this tab, you can create call to action buttons and annotation links, as well as quizzes and polls. Please note that these features are only available with certain ScreenPal plans.
- Users - This tab is only displayed if you are part of a Team Plan. From here, you can share this video to users and groups who are members of your team, and transfer ownership of your video to another user.