Tutorials and lessons
Underline key details, add step numbers, and narrate a reusable explanation for learners or customers.
Record a full display or selected area while you draw, highlight, and explain. Add microphone narration and an optional creator-camera overlay, with recordings processed and saved locally.

Keep annotation tools available while recording tutorials and walkthroughs.
Combine screen recording with the same annotation and focus tools used for presentations, training, and technical demonstrations.
Underline key details, add step numbers, and narrate a reusable explanation for learners or customers.
Point to controls, highlight a result, and guide viewers through a workflow without editing the application underneath.
Record a clear sequence with visual cues that can help a colleague or customer repeat the same steps later.
Choose a supported capture layout, add narration, and use OS Pen tools to direct attention while the session is recorded locally.
Record the whole display or focus the recording on a chosen part of the screen.
Use pens, highlighters, shapes, text, focus aids, and other supported OS Pen tools while explaining.
Record spoken guidance with the screen so viewers can follow the reasoning behind each action.
Add a supported camera view when a face-to-camera explanation helps the tutorial or presentation.
Record compatible multi-monitor setups when the Windows device has sufficient memory and graphics capability.
Recordings are designed to stay on the device unless you separately choose to upload or share them.
Prepare the app or material first, choose the capture area, then explain naturally with OS Pen visible.
Open the presentation, browser, software, document, or process you want to explain and launch OS Pen.
Select a full display or area, then enable the microphone and optional supported camera overlay as required.
Draw, highlight, focus, and narrate the walkthrough, then stop and review the locally saved recording.
Yes. OS Pen Creator Recorder Beta can record a supported Windows screen while you use OS Pen annotation and presentation tools.
Yes. Creator Recorder Beta supports microphone narration and an optional creator-camera overlay. Results depend on the camera, microphone, drivers, Windows version, and available hardware resources.
No. Creator Recorder is designed to process and save recordings locally unless you separately choose an upload or sharing action.
Creator Recorder Beta can record a full display, a selected area, or a supported multi-display layout. Multi-display recording works best with 16 GB RAM and a reasonably modern graphics card.
Standard screen, microphone, and normal camera recording work on supported 32-bit and 64-bit Windows, with 8 GB RAM recommended. Camera background removal requires 64-bit Windows; demanding effects or multi-display recording work best with 16 GB RAM and a modern graphics card.
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