13 Best Zoom Recording Apps for Any Device

Key features: 

• Live performance statistics
• Installed by default on Windows 
• Records in HD

Another good app to record Zoom meetings on a Windows PC is Game Bar. Automatically installed by default on Windows 10 and 11 PCs, Game Bar is free to use and is originally designed to help gamers record their favorite video games while they play. It can also be used as Zoom recording software^[1], capable of capturing audio and video from the Zoom app. It captures video in very high quality and provides detailed information about your CPU, GPU, and memory usage during your recordings.

Key features: 

• A media player and recorder in one
• Records in high quality
• Captures audio and video from your device

If you're looking for a Mac-friendly screen recorder for Zoom, QuickTime Player is a good option to consider. QuickTime Player is installed by default on all Mac devices, so you won't need to worry about downloading or installing anything extra to use this app. It's a little more complicated to use than some other recorders, but once you know how to use it for Zoom recordings, you should be able to carry out the process quite easily. QuickTime Player is capable of recording in high quality and can be configured to record system sounds and external audio, with various quality levels and basic editing functions also included.

Key features: 

• Multiple capture modes 
• Captures external audio from microphone 
• Easy sharing with YouTube, Facebook, and other sites

Next up, we have Bandicam. This is another reliable and efficient Zoom screen recorder with various advantages. One of the best things about this program is its simplicity. It has a clear and easy-to-understand user interface with a big red "Record" button on the top right to start your recordings, as well as some simple settings and features to suit your needs. Bandicam isn't too complicated, which is why a lot of beginners are drawn to this app and use it for recording Zoom meetings and capturing various other videos and recordings of games, Skype calls, and so on.

Key features: 

• Multiple recording modes and options
• Creates clips from multiple sources
• Built-in converter

If you're on the search for a more advanced Zoom recording app, consider OBS Studio. This free and open-source app is one of the most popular programs for recording screens on various devices, and it has lots of different features to try out. You can record from multiple sources, live stream, connect different devices and adjust countless settings and parameters to get the specific quality and type of recording you're looking for. OBS Studio even includes its own video converter, allowing you to save your output videos in a format that suits your needs, and the whole thing is completely free to use, with no hidden fees.

Key features: 

• Built-in editing tools
• Captures full or partial screen recordings
• Can add your own custom watermark

During a Zoom call, you might not necessarily want to record your entire screen. Instead, you may want to record only a small part of the screen to capture one person's video feed, for example. Icecream Screen Recorder allows you to do this easily. This free-to-try screen-recording app allows users to record any area of the screen with ease, perfect for capturing Zoom calls, but also useful for recording other apps like video games, Skype calls, and so on. It allows you to record your own webcam, in addition to the screen, as well as capture audio from the system or an external source. 

Key features: 

• Online Zoom recording in your browser 
• Full or partial screen capture
• Built-in editing tools

Apowersoft Free Online Screen Recorder is another top-rated and popular online Zoom recorder you can use. Completely free and suitable for use on all major platforms, this Zoom recorder runs in your browser and allows for whole screen or partial screen recording. It also comes with one of the best built-in editors, so it's great for users who want to record Zoom calls and then make edits to those recordings, adding annotations or trimming out the parts that are less important. The only downside with this app is that you have to download and install a launcher before using it.

Key features:

• Lots of useful editing tools
• Take screenshots and make recordings
• Built-in editing tools like trim and crop

Nimbus Capture is another handy Zoom recorder extension you can add to popular internet browsers like Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox. Easy to work with, this Zoom recording app offers full web page capture. It's capable of taking screenshots of your screen, as well as recording videos of calls and meetings. It also features extensive editing options and functions, like annotation to edit your recordings, trimming and cropping tools to cut recordings down to size, and even color change features to adjust the background of your shots and clips.

Key features: 

• Records entire screen 
• Installed by default with iOS 11 and above
• Can record mic audio

iOS users can also record Zoom meetings and other videos of their screens with the help of iOS's very own built-in screen-recording app. This app lets you record the whole of your device's screen at any time via a simple toolbar. It's free to use and doesn't have any ads or hidden charges, but it doesn't have many settings for things like bitrate and resolution. So you'll have to simply cope with the video you get and can't make any changes to it.

Key features: 

• Full HD capture 
• Capture internal or external audio
• Capture selfie camera video feed

Last but not least, we have AZ Screen Recorder. This is another mobile screen recorder you can use to record Zoom calls on your Android device. It runs on all Android systems from Android 5.0 onwards and can capture clips in HD resolution. It doesn't impose any unnecessary limits on your captures so you can record full meetings, even if they last a while. You can also capture internal or external audio and capture video from your selfie camera, too.