4K Studio
3840×2160 at 60 fps and 40 Mbps for sharp, detailed recordings.
4K and 120 fps
Choose the detail of 4K or the motion of 120 fps. ScreenCraft tests your PC and tells you what it can record smoothly.
1080p Ultra Smooth
1920×1080 at 120 fps and 30 Mbps for fast motion and gameplay.
1440p Balanced
2560×1440 at 60 fps and 20 Mbps, between detail and file size.
Your own settings
Set resolution, frame rate and bitrate yourself, from 720p to 4K and 30 to 120 fps.
- 120 fps needs a display and PC that can deliver it
- The device check tests your PC at the size and frame rate you pick
- Higher resolution and frame rate make bigger files
- MP4 export by default, no watermark
Questions
Can ScreenCraft record in 4K?
Yes. ScreenCraft records up to 4K (3840×2160). Your display and PC need to support it, and the 4K Studio preset records at 60 fps.
Can ScreenCraft record at 120 fps?
Yes. 120 fps is one of the three frame rate options, next to 30 and 60. It needs a PC and display that can deliver it, and the 1080p Ultra Smooth preset uses it.
Which should I choose, 4K or 120 fps?
Pick 4K for sharp text and detail, such as tutorials and design work. Pick 120 fps for fast motion, such as games and animation.
How do I know my PC can handle it?
Run the device check in Cinematic Recording settings. It tests your PC at your recording size and frame rate and recommends a motion blur level that stays smooth.
Free screen recorder for Windows 10 and 11. No watermark, no account.