Grabar la pantalla en Windows 11 - IONOS
Para realizar vídeos de juegos o programas, no hace falta que tengas ningún software específico. Te enseñamos lo fácil que es grabar pantalla en Windows 11.
www.ionos.esHere’s the latest I can share about screen recording on Windows 11.
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Windows 11 introduced a built-in screen recording feature within the Snipping Tool (part of the Windows 11 Snipping Tool update). This made it easier to record portions of the screen without third‑party apps, complementing existing options like Xbox Game Bar. This feature rollout began around late 2022 and has continued to be refined in subsequent Windows 11 updates.[1]
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For quick, everyday screen capture, many users still rely on Xbox Game Bar or the Capture tool in Windows, but the Snipping Tool screen recorder provides a more integrated experience for quick recordings directly from the app you’re using. If you’re not seeing the new recording option yet, ensure you’re on a Windows 11 build that includes the Snipping Tool update and that you’re in a supported edition (updates roll out gradually to Insider and stable channels).[1]
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If you’re seeking alternatives with more control or features (like audio options, long recordings, editing), popular third‑party options include OBS Studio, Movavi Screen Recorder, or ShareX. These tools offer more advanced settings but require installation and, in some cases, a learning curve. Windows’ built‑in options are usually sufficient for quick tutorials or demonstrations.[3][7]
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Quick guidance to get started with the built‑in tool (if available on your device): open Snipping Tool, switch to the recording mode, select the area to record, then start recording. After stopping, the video is saved to your chosen location or clipboard depending on settings. If you don’t see recording controls, you may need to update Windows 11 or enable feature flags via Windows Update or the optional features in Settings.[1]
Illustration: If you imagine your screen recording workflow as a camera with a lens you can place over any region of your desktop, the Snipping Tool’s recorder lets you choose that lens area and capture just the portion you specify, rather than the entire screen. This is especially handy for quick tutorials or process demos without extra software.[1]
If you’d like, tell me your Windows 11 build or whether you’re using a PC in a corporate/enterprise environment, and I can tailor steps or check which features are likely available for you. I’ll also help you compare built‑in options with a couple of reliable third‑party tools if you need more depth.