ViewedIt - Free Screen Recorder and More

ViewedIt is a free extension for your Chrome browser. Simply install the extension and connect it with your gmail account or create a ViewedIt account for free.

ViewedIt allows you to record your desktop, or just a tab from your browser or just a webcam or both the desktop and webcam.

To start click on the ViewedIt extension icon in your browser. Select what you would like to record, and click Record.

When you are finished with your recording, click the ViewedIt extension icon to stop.

Once your recording is finished a new browser window opens with your video with a variety of ways to share the video including Gmail.

For me, ViewedIt cuts down on the email back and forth. What was typed in a email thread, going back and forth 3 times with a client or customer, can now be said in one video.

To add a ViewedIt video to Gmail, open a new email, at the very bottom, click on the ViewedIt extension icon, and it will automatically attached the latest video you recorded.

ViewedIt offers statistics for your videos as well. You can track, view time, how many views, who viewed and in what location to name a few.

You can also add a thumbnail to your videos to replace the predetermined thumbnail from ViewedIt.

ViewedIt is one of the tools that you can't live without.

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Thanks for watching!

[stephaniewiriahardja]

Aww this is great! Thank you Larry for recording this and sharing our tool with your viewers!!!!

[KatieFrys]

Hi Larry! Looks like a very useful tool. I'll have to give it a try. Pumped to use that email feature, too!

[IleaneSmith]

Hi Larry. Great video. When I first heard about this from Andrew Hatchett a while ago I didn't I realized that they had stats too. That's a big plus! Thank you🤓

[PeteLombardo]

sweet. thanks for taking the time to bring this to our attention!

Question: I noticed you using some blur and zoom features in your video. how'd you do that part?

cheers.