Create teaching videos, courses, and product demos by recording your whiteboard, webcam, and microphone. Includes a teleprompter.
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updated 27 Aug 2026
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About Whiteboard Screen Recorder & Camera Presenter - CanvasCast
Create polished teaching videos, online courses, product demos, and visual presentations by recording your whiteboard, webcam, and microphone together.
CanvasCast is a whiteboard video recorder designed for educators, creators, trainers, and product teams. Draw and explain ideas in real time, add a movable camera overlay, follow a private teleprompter, and export the finished recording as a video—all directly from your browser.
Key Features
✔ Interactive Excalidraw-powered whiteboard
✔ Record whiteboard drawing and text input in real time
✔ Webcam overlay with drag-to-move and resize controls
✔ Microphone audio recording
✔ Multiple whiteboard slides
✔ Built-in private teleprompter that is not included in exported videos
✔ Voice Follow mode that automatically tracks your reading position
✔ Teleprompter scrolling that adapts to your speaking pace
✔ Automatic scrolling pause when you stop speaking
✔ Read text changes color, while the current phrase is highlighted
✔ Chinese and English voice recognition modes
✔ Manual teleprompter scrolling as a fallback
✔ Adjustable teleprompter speed, opacity, and font size
✔ Recording areas for YouTube, TikTok, Xiaohongshu/RedNote, classic, square, and custom dimensions
✔ Movable and proportionally resizable recording frame
✔ 720p and 1080p recording quality
✔ Pause and resume recording
✔ Cursor highlighting
✔ MP4 recording where supported, with WebM fallback
✔ Local project auto-save
✔ Project import and export
✔ Optional one-time upgrade to remove the CanvasCast watermark
✔ Whiteboard projects and recorded videos remain on your device
How to Use
1. Click the CanvasCast extension icon to open the recording studio in a new tab.
2. Draw, type, or insert content on the whiteboard.
3. Add or duplicate slides when you need multiple presentation pages.
4. Choose a recording aspect ratio and output quality from the settings panel.
5. Drag the recording frame by its top handle to reposition the captured area.
6. Drag the bottom-right handle to resize the recording frame proportionally.
7. Enable the camera and microphone if you want to include them.
8. Move or resize the webcam overlay inside the recording frame.
9. Open the teleprompter and paste your script.
10. Choose Manual mode for fixed-speed scrolling or Voice Follow mode for speech-controlled scrolling.
11. In Voice Follow mode, select Chinese or English and click Play. The teleprompter will follow your reading position, adapt to your pace, pause when you stop speaking, and highlight the text you have already read.
12. Adjust the teleprompter’s speed, opacity, and font size as needed. The teleprompter is visible only to you and will not appear in the exported video.
13. Click “Record,” review the final composition, and start recording.
14. Continue drawing, typing, changing slides, or controlling the teleprompter while recording.
15. Pause, resume, or stop the recording when needed.
16. Preview the finished video and download it to your computer.
Privacy
CanvasCast stores whiteboard projects locally in browser storage, and recorded videos remain on your device unless you choose to share them. Camera and microphone access is requested only when required.
When Voice Follow is enabled, Chrome’s built-in speech recognition service may process microphone audio to produce real-time recognition results. Voice Follow is optional, and you can use manual teleprompter scrolling without enabling speech recognition.