Open your meeting in Chrome or Edge
Join Google Meet in a normal browser tab, as you always do.
Record a Google Meet call straight from your browser. Session Recorder captures the Meet tab and its audio on your own computer, so no bot joins the call and nothing is uploaded. No account, no cost.
Join Google Meet in a normal browser tab, as you always do.
Come back to this page, press the red button, then choose the browser tab where your meeting is running.
In Chrome’s picker, select the tab and turn on Also share tab audio. Without it you get video only. Then click Share.
Press Stop when the meeting ends, preview the recording and download the WebM file to your computer.
Pick your app for a 30-second guide to opening it in the browser.
Everything is captured and stored inside your browser. There is no server, no account and no upload. Close the tab and it is gone, unless you downloaded it.
Open your Meet in Chrome or Edge, press Record my session here, choose the Meet tab and tick Also share tab audio. When the call ends, press Stop and download the file.
Meet’s built-in recording is limited to hosts on certain paid plans. Session Recorder captures the tab on your own computer, so it does not depend on those settings. Still, get consent from participants where it is required.
No. Nothing joins the call and nothing is sent to the other participants. Chrome shows its own sharing indicator on your side.
The recording captures the audio playing in the tab, which is what the other participants say. Your own microphone is not mixed in yet, so your voice may be missing from the file.
Often yes. Recording laws differ by country and state, and many workplaces have their own rules. Tell participants and get consent where it is required.
Something did not record, a meeting app does not work, or you want a feature added? Tell us what you were recording and which browser you use, and we will get back to you.