Record authorized Teams meetings locally while respecting participant consent, workplace policy, and applicable recording laws.
Add the free DeviceRec extension from the Chrome Web Store. No account needed, no sign-up required.
Go to teams.microsoft.com and join your meeting through Chrome. You can also click "Join on the web instead" when opening a Teams meeting link.
Click the DeviceRec icon. Make sure "Tab Audio" is enabled to capture the meeting audio. Enable microphone if you want to capture your own voice too.
Click "Start Recording" when the meeting begins. DeviceRec captures everything in your browser tab, including video, audio, and screen shares.
Click "Stop" when the meeting ends. Your recording saves directly to your Downloads folder — completely private, no cloud upload.
To use DeviceRec with Microsoft Teams, you need to join via the web browser. Here's how:
The web version has nearly all features of the desktop app, including screen sharing, chat, and breakout rooms.
Yes, when the recording is authorized. Inform participants and obtain any consent or organizer approval required by law and workplace policy, then join through Chrome and record locally with DeviceRec.
Company recording, privacy, retention, and confidential-information policies still apply when a file is recorded locally. Get approval when required and store or share it only as authorized.
DeviceRec captures a browser tab rather than using Teams' built-in recorder. Regardless of what the platform displays, clearly tell participants and obtain any required consent before recording.
Ask the organizer and participants whether recording is allowed. Once you have any required approval, join through Chrome, click the DeviceRec extension icon, and press Start Recording.
Completely free, with no watermark, recording limits, paid tier, or license activation.
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