How to Record All Your Screens at Once on a Mac?

How to Record All Your Screens at Once in Record My

1. Choose All Screens

   Click “Start Recording” in the main window (⌘R) or choose “Start Recording…” from the menu bar. In “Choose what to record”, click “All Screens”, which reads “Every display at once”.

2. Include Every Display

   Under “Screens”, keep “Record all screens” switched on. Every display records at once, each as its own track.

3. Pick an Arrangement

   Choose “Side by Side” for one wide video with every screen in a row, or “Main + Inset” to let your main screen fill the frame while the others float over it.

4. Choose Your Main Screen

   With “Main + Inset”, right-click a display in the list and choose “Make Background” to make it the large one.

5. Start and Stop

   Set the “Frame rate” and “Sound” under “Recording”, then click “Start Recording”. When you’re done, click “Stop” and your take opens in the Motion Editor.

Two Ways to Frame a Multi-Screen Take

The footer sums up your choice, such as “3 screens (side by side) · 30 fps”, so you know exactly what you’re about to record.

• “Side by Side”: one wide video with every screen next to each other, ideal when you move between displays.
• “Main + Inset”: your main screen fills the frame and the others float over it, so the main action stays large.

Add Your Camera

Want your face in the shot too? Open Screen + Camera instead, select several screens under “Screens”, and turn on a camera under “Camera Overlay”.

Window, area and shaped captures record a single screen, so with several screens selected you capture each display in full. For one display at a time, try a single window or part of the screen.

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