Replay Desk quietly records your game in the background. Pull off the pass, the landing or the clutch round, press your hotkey, and the last few minutes are saved as a video.
For Windows 10 and 11. Try every feature free for 14 days, then pay once to keep it. No subscription.
Open any replay or recording, mark where the action starts and ends, and keep as many pieces as you like. They're joined into one clip in the order you choose.
Your voice and the game sound are recorded on separate tracks, so you can turn your mic down or mute it without touching the game.
Pick a few clips, drag them into order, choose a cut, fade or crossfade, and export one highlight video. Clips from different games and resolutions are matched up for you.
Press your overlay hotkey and a control panel slides in from the side of the screen with Save replay, Record and the buffer switch, plus a live recording timer. Press it again and it tucks away.
It works over fullscreen and borderless games, and clicking it doesn't pull focus from your game. Prefer a small floating panel instead? Switch styles in Settings.
Click the phone button on any video and scan the code with your camera. The video downloads over your home Wi-Fi, already shrunk to a phone-friendly size. Nothing is uploaded anywhere.
Use the full version free for 14 days. If you like it, buy a lifetime license and paste the key into the app. No subscription, and every future update is included.
A 64-bit Windows 10 or 11 PC. An NVIDIA or AMD graphics card is best because it does the video encoding; without one, Replay Desk uses your CPU instead.
Yes. Windows shows that for new apps from small developers that haven't built up a reputation yet. Click More info, then Run anyway. You'll only see it once.
Hardly at all. Your graphics card has a separate video encoder built in, and that's what Replay Desk uses, so your game keeps its frame rate.
Yes, in most games. The side panel slides out over fullscreen, borderless and windowed games on Windows 10 and 11. A small number of older games use a special exclusive fullscreen mode where Windows doesn't allow anything on top. Your hotkeys still save replays and start recordings there, and a short sound confirms each one.
Replay Desk checks for new versions on its own. When one is ready, a banner shows what's new and Update now installs it and reopens the app in a few seconds. You can also turn on automatic updates in Settings. Updates are free for life, and your settings, hotkeys and videos are always kept.
Yes. Every hotkey (save replay, start and stop recording, show the overlay) can be set to any key combination you like in Settings.
Recording, replays and exporting pause until you add a license key. Your saved videos stay right where they are, and you can still watch and find them.
Yes. Each license works on up to 3 PCs at once. To move it, open Settings, choose Remove from this PC on the old one, and enter the key on the new one.
Only two things: a check for new versions, and a check that your license key is valid. Your videos, settings and usage stay on your PC. See the privacy page.
Email support@getreplaydesk.com with what happened and your Replay Desk version (shown in Settings). Questions about your license or purchase go to the same address.