#Windows 11 record gif mp4#

limit recording to a predefined number of seconds.record the full screen, with the ability to minimize the app to the tray when recording full-screen.

#Windows 11 record gif mp4#

trim the resulting MP4 / GIF (set the start and stop time) without leaving the application.annotations for both screenshots and videos / GIFs (though you cannot select the frames where the annotations should be displayed – the annotation is shown on all the frames): draw or add arrows, shapes, lines, or text.Peek fork has annotations for both screenshots and videos, and a built-in GIF/video trimmerĬompared to the original Peek, the Qt fork runs not only on Linux, but also on Microsoft Windows and macOS, and it includes extra features like: The original Peek allows recording part of the screen as an animated GIF or video (MP4 / WebM) using a simple user interface, with features such as the ability to set the frame rate, start the recording with a delay, include or exclude the mouse cursor from the recording, and more. Peek the fork, or pypeek, is a cross-platform version of Peek written in Python and Qt with extra features. This is a fork of Peek, a simple animated GIF (can also record video, but it's optimized for GIFs) screen recorder, which still works, but it has been declared deprecated by its developer. It's available for Linux, Windows, and macOS. Peek, or pypeek, is a tool to record your screen / a part of the screen as an animated GIF or MP4, take screenshots, and annotate the GIF / MP4 / screenshot by drawing and adding arrows, shapes, lines, or text.