Record your product and yourself in one take, with a zoom on every click, captions and a teleprompter that follows your voice. Export it for your landing page, Product Hunt, LinkedIn or X. Free, open source, no account.
View source on GitHubMIT licence · Windows, macOS and Linux · Works offline · Features on this page: version 1.1.0 or later
What founders record with it
None of them needs a studio. Each one is a setting or a shortcut in OpenTake, so you can do all five in one sitting.
Open on the result or on the problem, said to camera by you. Your logo and the setup can wait, or go.
In OpenTake
One real task, start to finish, at normal speed. Viewers believe what they watch happen.
In OpenTake
Cut the login, the loading and the second explanation. A demo is as long as the job, and no longer.
In OpenTake
Plenty of people watch with the sound off, in a feed or at work. Captions keep them with you.
In OpenTake
One thing to do next: try it, book a call or reply. Two asks get neither.
In OpenTake
Pick the frame before you record, then the export preset. Backgrounds and rounded windows make a screen recording look finished in any of them.
Read it out loud once, cut every word you would not say to a friend, then record. The shortcuts in each cue switch the scene as you go.
[Who it is for] lose [time or money] every week to [the job]. Here is how [product] does it in one go.
Today, [the job] means [the painful steps they know too well].
Watch. I [first action]. Then [second action]. And that is it: [the result on screen].
What took [the old way] now takes [the new way]. [One detail only your product does].
Try it free at [your link]. [Your name], [your role] at [product].
The mic chain, the camera lighting, the separate tracks and everything else the app does, on its own page.
See OpenTake, the free screen and camera recorderIf yours is not here, the code and the issues are on GitHub.
View source on GitHubYes. It is free and open source under the MIT licence, which allows commercial use: launch videos, sales demos, investor updates and onboarding videos included. No account and no plan.
Usually not. The take editor cuts out mistakes and adds captions, and the export presets size the file for each network. If you want to edit elsewhere anyway, the recording is a normal video file on your computer.
As long as it takes to show one job done, and no longer. Skip the login and the settings, start where the product does the work, and end on the result and one ask.
Yes. Pick the 9:16 frame before you record and export with the Reels, TikTok and Shorts preset. There are also 16:9, 1:1, 4:5, 4:3 and custom frames.
While you record, with Ctrl+Shift+1 for the camera, Ctrl+Shift+2 for screen and camera together, and Ctrl+Shift+3 for the screen alone (Cmd instead of Ctrl on a Mac). The switch happens inside the same take, so there is nothing to stitch later.
No. It sits on your screen near the webcam and is left out of the recording. It follows your voice offline, in English and Spanish, so it scrolls as you read.
No. Captions are made on your computer, offline, in English and Spanish, and you can burn them into the video in the style you pick.
No. Everything you record stays on your computer. OpenTake has no account and no server, which matters when the demo shows customer data or an unreleased feature.
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