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Vmaker review

Vmaker records your screen and camera, saves the video to the cloud and gives you a link. It also has an AI video editor with subtitles and avatars, so it suits people who want to record and edit in one place.

By Sam Fisher. Updated October 6, 2026.

Works on: Windows, Mac, Browser
Free recording: 1 min per video
Price: From $24/mo
Max resolution: 4K
Made by: Animaker
Last checked: October 2026

Free plan

Length per recording: 1 minutes
Number of videos: No limit
Watermark: Yes

Pricing

Plan	Monthly	Yearly
Free1-minute recordings, watermark, no downloads	Free	Free
Starter30-minute recordings, 1080p export, no watermark, webcam and computer audio	$24	$216
Teams4-hour recordings, 2K export, branded video page	$39	$300
EnterpriseContact sales; unlimited recording, 4K export, SSO	n/a	n/a

Starter plan, $216 billed yearly ($24 billed monthly). Prices from vmaker.com/pricing, 6 Oct 2026.

What we like

Cloud share link after recording, with viewer insights on every plan
Draw on screen and highlight the mouse while recording
Windows and Mac apps plus a Chrome extension

What to watch

Free plan: 1-minute recordings with a watermark and no downloads
Webcam and computer audio need a paid plan
Starter caps recordings at 30 minutes and 10 exports a month

Best for: You want to record a screen video and edit it with AI tools such as auto subtitles in the same app.

Our verdict

Vmaker records your screen and camera, saves the video to the cloud and gives you a link. Viewers can open it without an account, and you see viewer insights on every plan. Paid plans add webcam, computer audio and drawing while recording, and the editor includes AI subtitles.

The free plan is very limited. The pricing page allows 1-minute recordings with a watermark, no downloads, and no webcam or computer audio. Some older Vmaker pages still describe a more generous free plan, so check before you rely on it. Starter costs $216 a year and still caps recordings at 30 minutes.

If you mainly send short video messages, Loom allows 5-minute videos on its free plan. For polished tutorials, Tella or Camtasia fit better.

Visit the Vmaker website

Frequently asked questions

Is Vmaker free?

There is a free plan, but on the pricing page it records 1 minute per video, has no watermark-free videos and no downloads. Starter costs $24 a month, or $216 a year billed yearly.

Can Vmaker record computer audio?

Yes, on Starter and higher plans. The pricing page doesn’t include computer audio or webcam on the free plan.

Does Vmaker work on a Chromebook?

Vmaker says its Chrome extension works on Windows, Mac and Chromebook. It also has desktop apps for Windows and Mac.