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Recsure

by CGRIGS·Workflow

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Why we like it

Recsure earns its place in the superhive library as a focused, single-job add-on: capture inside Blender and get an MP4 back without a post-editing pass. The appeal is the trimmed-down recording workflow rather than a broad feature set.

What is Recsure?

Recsure is a screen recording add-on for Blender, built by CGRIGS to capture high-quality video directly within the software. It records what happens on screen frame by frame and delivers the result as an MP4 file, ready to share without extra steps.

The workflow is straightforward: choose the dimensions of your layout3d, press record, and Recsure captures the sequence as it plays. There's no separate trimming or cropping stage afterward, since the add-on delivers a finished MP4 rather than footage that needs cleanup.

Recsure is distributed as a Blender extension under the GPL license and is marked as extension-compatible for Blender 4.5. Documentation is included, and a demo video is available if you'd like to look before installing. On this catalog it's listed as free.

Who is Recsure best for?

Recsure is best for blender users who want to record their work inside the software and get a ready-to-share MP4 without trimming or cropping afterward.

How much does Recsure cost?

Recsure is completely free to download and use.

Key features

  • Records video directly within Blender
  • Exports finished MP4 files, ready to share
  • Uses the chosen layout3d dimensions for the capture
  • Records the sequence frame by frame
  • No post-editing needed, with no separate trimming or cropping
  • Included documentation
  • Distributed as a GPL-licensed Blender extension

Tags

#screen recording#screen recorder#Blender#add-on#MP4#video capture#CGRIGS#workflow

Frequently asked questions

Does Recsure work with Blender 4.5?

Recsure is marked as extension-compatible and lists Blender 4.5 as its supported version, so it's built to run inside that release. It's provided as a Blender add-on, one of the extension types Blender supports, and documentation is included. If you're on a different Blender version, it's worth checking the developer's page to confirm compatibility, since support outside the listed 4.5 version isn't detailed here.

What video format does Recsure export?

Recsure exports recordings as MP4 files, delivered in a ready-to-share state. Because the output comes out as a finished MP4, there's no separate trimming or cropping step required after recording, which the developer positions as one of the add-on's main conveniences. You select the dimensions of your layout3d, press record, and the capture is saved directly to MP4 frame by frame. For details on any additional format or export settings, the developer's page is the place to check.

Is Recsure free to use?

Recsure is listed as free in this catalog, so you can add it to your Blender setup without a purchase here. Pricing and licensing can change over time, so it's a good idea to confirm the current terms on the developer's page before you download. Separately, the add-on is released under the GPL license, which governs how the code itself can be used and shared. If licensing matters for your project, review both the catalog listing and the developer's page.

Does Recsure require editing after recording?

Recsure is designed to skip the post-editing stage. The developer notes that recording doesn't need follow-up trimming or cropping, and the video is delivered in ready-to-share MP4 format straight from the capture. Your part of the process is selecting the dimensions of your layout3d and pressing record, after which the sequence is captured frame by frame. This is positioned as a difference from workflows where recorded footage has to be cleaned up afterward, so the intended result is a finished file at the end of a recording.

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