How to MacBook Screen Record with Sound

Recording your Mac's screen is a convenient way to capture tutorials, demonstrations, and other video content. The process is straightforward and can be done using the built-in Screenshot utility on your MacBook.

To start recording, click the camera icon in the top right corner of your screen or use the keyboard shortcut Command + Shift + 5. This will open the Screenshot toolbar at the bottom of your screen. From here, you can choose to record your entire screen or a selected portion.

If you want to record your entire screen, simply click the 'Record Entire Screen' button in the toolbar. If you prefer to record a specific area of your screen, drag the corners of the box to adjust the frame size or move it to a different area of your screen.

Once you've chosen your recording mode, hover over the icon and select the 'Record' button. This will start the recording process and include audio input from your computer's microphone by default.

The Screenshot utility also allows you to set up preferences for your screen recording video. You can choose a location to save the recorded video, set a timer before the recording starts, and more.

To access these options, click on the 'Options' button in the toolbar. From here, you can customize your recording settings to suit your needs.

In addition to recording your screen, you can also capture screenshots of specific areas or windows using the Screenshot utility. To do this, select the corresponding buttons in the toolbar: 'Capture Selected Portion,' 'Capture Selected Window,' or 'Capture Entire Screen.'

Overall, recording your Mac's screen is a simple and powerful way to capture video content. Whether you're creating tutorials, demonstrating software, or troubleshooting issues, the built-in Screenshot utility makes it easy to get started.

Macbook screen record with sound