Screen recorder with no time limit

Screenvod is a screen recorder with no time limit. You can record a two-minute explanation or a one-hour training without anything getting cut off mid-way — and that holds even on the free plan. The recording ends when you decide, not when a timer decides for you.

Anyone who has used Loom's free plan knows the annoyance: you're in the middle of an explanation and the video cuts off at 5 minutes. On Vimeo, the free limit is 30 minutes. These cut-offs break your train of thought, force re-recordings, and push you to a paid plan just to finish a sentence. With Screenvod, that problem simply doesn't exist.

The time limit on free recorders isn't there to help you — it's there to push you to a paid plan. Loom cuts off at 5 minutes on free; Vimeo at 30. In practice, you discover the limit at the worst moment: in the middle of a tutorial, a piece of feedback, or a client demo.

Then comes the rework. You re-record, split the video into parts, or rush to subscribe just to finish. All of that to say something that needed six minutes, not five. It's the tool dictating the length of your message.

With Screenvod, length is unlimited on every plan. A long product walkthrough, a lesson, a client onboarding, a narrated code review — you record start to finish without watching the clock.

Fewer cut-offs means fewer re-recordings and a more natural message. You talk the way you would in person, at whatever pace makes sense, without squeezing your content to fit an artificial limit.

Screenvod's edge doesn't stop at recording time. Every video goes straight to your own cloud — Google Drive, OneDrive, or Dropbox — and stays there, in your account, even if you cancel. No middleman servers, no vendor lock-in.

It's the combination that matters: record for as long as you need and keep control of where the files live. The free plan already delivers that, with unlimited time and 10 uploads per month. When you need more, Starter unlocks unlimited uploads, 1080p+, webcam (PiP), and passwords, for $7/month.