Dropbox Capture enables you to record your screen in 4K, 1080p, and 720p quality in a variety of ways:
With handy custom shortcuts, you can skip the menu diving and get straight to recording.
Install the Dropbox Capture desktop app, or open it directly from dropbox.com.
Select 4K from the Video quality dropdown in the Preferences menu.
Hit the red record button to record your screen, a selected area, or an app window.
While recording, you can annotate with freehand drawing that automatically fades over time—perfect for emphasizing key points.
Once your recording is finished, it’s easy to trim your 4K video into shorter clips with Dropbox Capture’s built-in editing tools.
Sharing your finished 4K screen recording is as simple as copying a link.
Recipients can benefit from a number of helpful features, including:
A 4K video is a video with a resolution of 3840 × 2160 pixels.
This is double the width and height of Full HD (FHD) resolution, often referred to as 1080p, which has a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels.
An image’s resolution refers to the concentration of pixels, which can be thought of as individual dots of color in that image. So, the higher the resolution, the greater the density of dots making up the picture. This means that more dots will be used for each section of the image, resulting in a clearer result. On the other hand, an image or video with fewer pixels will look blurry in comparison, as it will not be able to capture the same detail.
There are many ways in which screen recordings can help in daily life, including:
Dropbox Capture allows you to record for as long as your storage allows.
When using a free account, this means up to 2 hours of recording time—whether a single video or multiple, shorter clips.
With paid Dropbox plans, you can keep recording until your storage is full.
In addition to recording your screen in 4K, there are many ways in which Dropbox Capture can help you to save time and communicate clearly:
