Video (lets you set the frame rate to record at and audio quality).Keyboard shortcuts (very useful - by default, you’ll use F10 to start or stop recording, Alt+F10 to start or stop audio recording, F9 to pause and so on).Files (where to save recordings to, and default screenshot format).General (language, disable countdown, hide recording panel, disable frame blinking during capture, allow window panes selection, capture separate streams, enable sound notifications and so on).For some reason I wasn’t able to take screenshots of this window, but here are the settings available in Movavi Screen Recorder: Here’s a rundown of what each button does: Instead, it’s just a little widget on the right of your screen: Once you open Movavi Screen Recorder, it doesn’t by default show a normal window like you would expect with most software. On my laptop this didn’t even take 1 minute. There is then a super-quick install process: Go to and click the “Download for Free” button to download the MovaviScreenRecorderSetupC.exe installer (44MB). Continue reading for a rundown of what Movavi does and how it works, or click here to skip straight to my verdict of it. Movavi was founded in 2004, has a team of over 400 people and claims over 3,000,000 “happy users.” In this article, I’ll test their Screen Recorder and write up a review of it.

Movavi screen