How To Record Zoom Meetings?

Here's how you can quickly record your Zoom meetings
with Vmaker

Recording Zoom meetings on Mac has never been this easier

Download and install Vmaker on your Mac.
Start Zoom meeting and select the screen mode (Fullscreen or a Window) on Vmaker.
Click the 'Start Recording' button or press the hotkey ⌘^1 to start the recording.
To end your zoom meeting recording click on the red button present on the side of your screen.
Once after the recording is completed, you can view, edit, and share your recording online.

Here’s a Step by step visual guide on how to record
Zoom meetings using Vmaker on your Mac

Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

Go to the Zoom meeting that you want to record and click on the Vmaker app.

Go to the Zoom meeting and click on the Vmaker app

Step 4

Click on the start recording button to start your Zoom meeting recording.

Step 5

To finish your Zoom meeting recording click on the red icon or the dock button.

Step 6

Click on the video to play your recorded meeting.

Click on the video to play your recorded Zoom meeting

Frequently Asked Questions

Which versions of Mac does Vmaker support?

Vmaker supports macOS 10.14 (Mojave), macOS 10.15 (Catalina), and macOS 11.1 (Big Sur).

Can I record a Zoom meeting if I am not the host?

Yes, absolutely, you can record a meeting even if you are not the host.

Do I need the host’s permission to record the Zoom meeting?

If you are using Vmaker, you don’t need permission for recording the meeting. Once the meeting starts you can simply click the record button and start your recording.

Does Vmaker come with a recording limit?

No. You can record Zoom meetings for as long as you want without any restrictions in the recording duration even in the free plan.

Will I be able to capture the audio of the Zoom meeting?

Yes. Vmaker records both system audio and microphone audio. So the entire audio from the zoom meeting will be captured.

Will there be a watermark added in the free version of Vmaker?

Absolutely not. We have a strict no watermark policy to ensure your zoom meeting recordings look just the way you want it to.

Does Vmaker support 4K recording of Zoom meeting?

Yes you can record zoom meetings at the highest quality of 4K. But the 4K recording is available only in the paid plans. Upgrade now.

Will I be able to annotate on the screen during the zoom meeting?

Yes Vmaker comes with a Screen annotation tool that let’s you annotate and take notes on your screen during the zoom meeting. But the screen annotation tool is available only in the paid plans. Upgrade now.

Do I have to worry about the zoom meeting recording file size?

No. All your zoom meeting recordings will be made available on the cloud so you don’t have to worry about downloading the huge recording file and saving it locally. But we also have the option to download the zoom meeting recording in case you need to save it locally.

Is there a comprehensive tutorial explaining how to use Vmaker?

Yes, we have a tutorial page that has a complete video tutorial explaining you on how to set up and use Vmaker. Check out Vmaker Tutorial.

How to record zoom meeting on phone?

Currently, that's not possible with Vmaker since we only support laptops and PCs. But very soon, we are going to launch our screen recorder app for Android and iPhone, which you can use for free.

Wondering how to record Zoom meetings?

Record screen with audio

Record with background noise cancellation

Record screen at 4K resolution

Schedule recording sessions

Record Zoom meetings without permission

Here's how you can quickly record your Zoom meetings
with Vmaker

Recording Zoom meetings on Mac has never been this easier

Here’s a Step by step visual guide on how to record
Zoom meetings using Vmaker on your Mac

Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

Step 4

Step 5

Step 6

Before you go further, here's why you should try Vmaker :)

Capture unlimited meetings

Background noise? What?

Schedule your recordings

Share and access it with ease

Frequently Asked Questions

Vmaker supports macOS 10.14 (Mojave), macOS 10.15 (Catalina), and macOS 11.1 (Big Sur).

Yes, absolutely, you can record a meeting even if you are not the host.

If you are using Vmaker, you don’t need permission for recording the meeting. Once the meeting starts you can simply click the record button and start your recording.

No. You can record Zoom meetings for as long as you want without any restrictions in the recording duration even in the free plan.

Yes. Vmaker records both system audio and microphone audio. So the entire audio from the zoom meeting will be captured.

Absolutely not. We have a strict no watermark policy to ensure your zoom meeting recordings look just the way you want it to.

Yes you can record zoom meetings at the highest quality of 4K. But the 4K recording is available only in the paid plans. Upgrade now.

Yes Vmaker comes with a Screen annotation tool that let’s you annotate and take notes on your screen during the zoom meeting. But the screen annotation tool is available only in the paid plans. Upgrade now.

No. All your zoom meeting recordings will be made available on the cloud so you don’t have to worry about downloading the huge recording file and saving it locally. But we also have the option to download the zoom meeting recording in case you need to save it locally.

Yes, we have a tutorial page that has a complete video tutorial explaining you on how to set up and use Vmaker. Check out Vmaker Tutorial.

Currently, that's not possible with Vmaker since we only support laptops and PCs. But very soon, we are going to launch our screen recorder app for Android and iPhone, which you can use for free.

Wondering how to record Zoom meetings?

Record screen with audio

Record with background noise cancellation

Record screen at 4K resolution

Schedule recording sessions

Record Zoom meetings without permission

Here's how you can quickly record your Zoom meetings with Vmaker

Recording Zoom meetings on Mac has never been this easier

Here’s a Step by step visual guide on how to record Zoom meetings using Vmaker on your Mac

Step 1

Step 2

Step 3

Step 4

Step 5

Step 6

Before you go further, here's why you should try Vmaker :)

Capture unlimited meetings

Background noise? What?

Schedule your recordings

Share and access it with ease

Frequently Asked Questions

Vmaker supports macOS 10.14 (Mojave), macOS 10.15 (Catalina), and macOS 11.1 (Big Sur).

Yes, absolutely, you can record a meeting even if you are not the host.

If you are using Vmaker, you don’t need permission for recording the meeting. Once the meeting starts you can simply click the record button and start your recording.

No. You can record Zoom meetings for as long as you want without any restrictions in the recording duration even in the free plan.

Yes. Vmaker records both system audio and microphone audio. So the entire audio from the zoom meeting will be captured.

Absolutely not. We have a strict no watermark policy to ensure your zoom meeting recordings look just the way you want it to.

Yes you can record zoom meetings at the highest quality of 4K. But the 4K recording is available only in the paid plans. Upgrade now.

Yes Vmaker comes with a Screen annotation tool that let’s you annotate and take notes on your screen during the zoom meeting. But the screen annotation tool is available only in the paid plans. Upgrade now.

No. All your zoom meeting recordings will be made available on the cloud so you don’t have to worry about downloading the huge recording file and saving it locally. But we also have the option to download the zoom meeting recording in case you need to save it locally.

Yes, we have a tutorial page that has a complete video tutorial explaining you on how to set up and use Vmaker. Check out Vmaker Tutorial.

Currently, that's not possible with Vmaker since we only support laptops and PCs. But very soon, we are going to launch our screen recorder app for Android and iPhone, which you can use for free.

Here's how you can quickly record your Zoom meetings
with Vmaker

Here’s a Step by step visual guide on how to record
Zoom meetings using Vmaker on your Mac