Fixed: How to Draw on Screen While Recording Windows 10

Have you encountered some situations you need to draw on screen while recording Windows 10 but do not know how to do that? Do not worry. This passage will show you some helpful methods to help you fix this problem. You can read on now.

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Updated on Apr 19, 2024

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Whether you are a school teacher, a student, a professional painter, or a company worker and so on, you may have encountered some situations that you are in need to draw on the screen, like making lines, circles, or marks, when recording a lesson or presentation, or the whole process of drawing on Windows, Mac or Tablet PC. Therefore, it is necessary for you to find a helpful way to address this problem.

The article from EaseUS will further tell you some situations in which you may need to make some marks on the screen when you do some recording and then provide you with two useful methods to achieve a successful drawing during the recording screen. Now you can read this passage.

What Situations We Need to Draw When Recording Screen

This part will show you some situations in your life in which you may need to make drawings when recording the screen, and you can read this part to understand better the process of recording the screen.

draw on the screen when recording

There are some situations in people's daily life that they may need to draw on the screen during recording as follows:

  • If you are a teacher, you may want to make a mark while recording the online lesson on PowerPoint or Word.
  • If you are a student, it is necessary for you to take notes while recording a live class via Zoom and other online course platforms.
  • Actually, many professional painters or amateurs also need to record and paint at the same time in Procreate.
  • Besides, some work presenters also need to make lines or circles in work reports when recording on online platforms like Zoom or GoToMeeting.

Therefore, according to the above situations, it is essential for you to find a screen recorder with annotations to make drawings on the screen when doing some recording. Actually, in addition to the situations we mentioned above, there are also some other cases for some people still having to draw on the screen when recording. So how can we achieve that? The next part will offer you two ways to fix this question. You can read on next part.

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Two Ways: Draw on Screen During Recording on Windows 10

This part will provide you with two helpful ways, and you can read this part to find the best method for yourself according to your own situation.

  1. Way 1: Using EaseUS RecExperts to Draw on Screen While Recording
  2. Way 2: Making Drawings on the Screen While Recording via Bandicam

Now you can read the below two methods with detailed steps as follows:

Way 1: Using EaseUS RecExperts to Draw on Screen While Recording

The first method we provide for you is to use a third-party recording tool: EaseUS RecExperts. This Windows screen recorder is a perfect choice for users to record the screen in a free way, meaning you can choose the whole screen or part of the screen to record. Besides, it can also support multi-screen recording without a watermark. Therefore, when you use this software to record, you can freely make some drawings on the screen. It is strongly recommended that you can try this software.

There are some detailed steps for you to follow, as given below.

Step 1. Launch EaseUS RecExperts. You can choose Full Screen, which will capture the whole screen; choose Region, and you will need to select the recording area manually.

recexperts choose a recording mode

Step 2. After that, you can click the REC in the bottom right corner.

Step 3. Choose the option Annotate.

click annotate

Step 4. And then you can choose the Pen and its color.

choose pen to make marks

Step 5. Also, you can choose the Text option to type some texts on the screen or choose Highlight to make your texts more visible.

type texts on the screen

Step 6. After drawing or recording, you can click the Stop option or press F9 to stop your recording.

After following the above steps, you are believed to have mastered how to make some drawings on the screen while recording on Windows 10. Actually, the EaseUS RecExperts can not only help users draw on the screen but also provide some other prominent features for users, as follows:

Besides that, the EaseUS RecExperts can be compatible with Windows 11/10/8/7 and Mac. Therefore, it is a good choice for Windows users and Mac users. You can consider using this recording and drawing tool to fix your problem.

Way 2: Making Drawings on the Screen While Recording via Bandicam

The second way is to use an alternative tool: Bandicam for Windows. This tool can help you record screens with basic functions. The software is also suitable for most situations, so many users use it for screen recording tasks.

bandicam screen

Here are some detailed steps for you as follows:

Step 1. Download and install Bandicam and start Bandicam.

Step 2. Select Rectangle Mode on Screen or Full-Screen Recording Mode.

Step 3. Click on the Pencil icon to use the drawing function.

During the recording process, the user can also make some drawing marks on the screen. In addition, this software mainly has the following features:

  • Draw on the screen while recording
  • Automatically arrange recording without manual operation
  • Record microphone and system audio at the same time
  • Helps users record GoToMeeting meetings efficiently

However, the software also has some disadvantages, such as:

  • The free version offers only a limited number of functions
  • The free version has a watermark when recording the screen
  • Limited video formats

Therefore, comparing the above two kinds of software, Way 1 is more suitable for users, especially beginners, which can help users record screen on Windows 10 or supports recording Twitter Space. It is strongly suggested that you can choose the EaseUS RecExperts as your drawing tool while recording the screen.

Conclusion

In a word, this passage mainly discusses some situations that some people may need to draw on the screen when they record and then talks about how to make some lines or marks on the screen when recording the screen. The EaseUS RecExperts is a great choice for Windows and Mac users because it has almost all the features and a clean interface for capturing the screen.

You can share this passage on your social media to make more people know how to draw on the screen when they record.

 

How to Draw on Screen While Recording Windows 10 FAQs

You can check the frequently asked questions which are related to this topic below if you have further questions about this topic.

1. How do you record and write on PowerPoint?

Open the slide when you want to start recording. In the upper right corner of the PowerPoint window, select Record. When you're ready, select the round, red recording button, wait for the countdown, and then start talking. To record from a particular slide, go to that slide and then select Record.

2. How do I record a snip in Windows 10?

Press Windows key + Alt + R to start recording. A small recording widget showing how long you've been recording appears on the screen, most likely in the corner.

3. Can you markup a screen recording on iPhone?

The iPhone's screen record can be edited in the Photos app or in video editors such as Animoto. To edit a screen video on your phone, open the Photos app, select your video, and tap Edit.

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