Chrome extension · Chrome 116+

Every click gets its close-up.The auto-zoom screen recorder for Chrome

Record your screen and webcam. Bimb zooms in on every click, trims or speeds up dead time in one click and exports it ready to share.

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How it works

  1. 1Record

    Record this tab, or a screen or window. Add your mic and webcam if you want.

    Bimb’s popup: Record this tab, Record screen or window, Microphone
  2. 2Bimb edits

    Clicks become zooms and idle time can be cut or sped up in one click. Everything stays editable.

    The Bimb editor: a billing page framed on a gradient, with zoom segments on each click and an idle stretch cut out on the timeline
  3. 3Export

    Pick a preset, then save a WebM, MP4 or GIF file.

    Bimb’s export panel with six presets and WebM, MP4 and GIF formats

Everything in the box

New

Webcam bubble

Record your camera with the tab, window or screen. In the editor, drag the bubble anywhere, resize it, make it a circle or a rounded square, mirror it or hide it. Your camera stays on your computer like everything else.

The Bimb editor: a billing page on a gradient, with a round webcam bubble in the bottom-left corner

Click zoom

Every click becomes a zoom. Or use the follow camera.

Zoom settings: camera on clicks or follow cursor, feel, default zoom and transition

Tab, screen or window

Start and stop with Alt+Shift+R, pause with Alt+Shift+P. Optional countdown, auto-pause when you leave the tab, and a window sized to exactly 1280×720 or 1920×1080. Up to 4K at 60 fps.

Bimb popup with Record this tab and Record screen or window

Framing and style presets

Aspect, padding, corners, shadow, window frame. Share presets as JSON.

Frame settings: aspect ratio, fit, padding, corner radius and shadow

Cursor and keystroke effects

Ripple, ring, spotlight or highlight on clicks. Shortcut combos only, never plain typing or passwords.

Cursor settings: click ripple, ring, spotlight, highlight and effect colour

Export presets and batch export

WebM, MP4 or GIF at 720p, 1080p or 1440p, 30 or 60 fps.

Export panel with presets and format choices

Blur, text, drawings, cuts

Hide details and annotate on the timeline, with undo and redo.

Draw, Text and Blur panels: pen and arrow, add text, add blur

Idle trimming

One click cuts the dead time or plays it at 4×, and it is reversible.

A timeline with zoom segments and a hatched idle stretch cut out

Library

Search, tags and variants for every recording.

The Bimb library listing recordings and a variant

Bimb ships updates often. See what changed in each version.

Private by design

Your recordings stay in your browser.

No account to recordUsing Bimb never needs one. You sign in only to buy or manage a license.
Nothing uploadedRecording, editing and export happen in your browser.
No typing capturedPlain typing and password fields are never recorded.
Windows, macOS, LinuxAnywhere Chrome 116+ runs.
Permissions on demandOptional permissions are asked for only when you use them.

Get Bimb Pro

$49 for the first 200 users, then $79 one time.
Buy Bimb Pro for $49

Early-bird price for the first 200 users. One-time purchase, up to 5 devices. Checkout by Polar.

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Or start with the free version: add Bimb to Chrome

Questions, answered

Is Bimb a tab recorder or a screen recorder?

Both. It records a Chrome tab, or a screen or window you pick. Automatic zoom follows your clicks inside Chrome in all three; in screen and window recordings, clicks in other apps aren’t tracked, so you add those zooms by hand.

Does it zoom in on clicks automatically?

Yes, for every click inside Chrome, whether you record a tab, a window or the whole screen. Each click becomes a smooth zoom that you can move, retime or delete, and you can regenerate them any time.

Are there pages where clicks are not tracked?

Yes. Chrome does not let extensions run on its own pages (chrome:// pages, the Chrome Web Store, other extensions), so Bimb records the video there but cannot see your clicks. If you move to a different website partway through a tab recording, click tracking can stop from that point. Add zooms by hand in those cases. The popup warns you before you record a page it can’t track.

Can I use it for bug reports and PR walkthroughs?

Yes. Built-in export presets (Bug Report Clip, PR Walkthrough, Changelog GIF, GIF for docs) set the size, format and frame rate for you.

Does it upload my recordings?

No. Recording, editing and export all happen in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

What does it record?

The tab, window or screen you choose, plus your mic and webcam if you turn them on. The keystroke overlay shows shortcut combos only. Plain typing and password fields are never recorded.

Do I get a share link?

No. Bimb exports a file (WebM, MP4 or GIF) that you share however you like. There are no hosted share links.

Is the cursor drawn?

The drawn cursor is off by default. Turn it on when you want it.

Can I show my webcam?

Yes. Turn on the camera before you record and it is captured alongside. In the editor, drag the bubble anywhere, resize it, change its shape, mirror it or hide it.

Can I pause or get a countdown?

Yes. Pause and resume from the popup or with Alt+Shift+P. Turn on a 3-second countdown before recording, or auto-pause so the recording stops while you are on another tab. Alt+Shift+R starts and stops recording without opening the popup.

Which browsers?

Chrome 116 or later, on Windows, macOS and Linux.

How much does it cost?

Recording and a watermarked MP4 export are free. Bimb Pro is $49 for the first 200 users, then $79, one time: no subscription. Your license key is on the receipt; paste it into Bimb to unlock Pro on up to 5 devices.

Nothing you record leaves your browser. What we do and don’t collect is in the privacy policy.

Record once. Bimb does the editing.

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No account to record · Nothing uploaded · Windows, macOS, Linux