Use Game Bar to capture game clips and screenshots on Windows
Record last… turns the most recent moments of play into a game clip when background recording is turned on. Set the duration in Windows Settings > Gaming > Captures. Find your game clips and screenshots by opening Game Bar and selecting Widget Menu > Gallery.
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Get to know Game Bar on Windows | Xbox Support
Open Game Bar to take control of all your favorite gaming activities while playing on your Windows 10/11 device. Note To use many of the Xbox features within Game Bar, you must have the Xbox app for Windows installed and be signed in. Get the Xbox app for Windows.
Record a game clip on your PC with Game Bar - Microsoft Support
Record a game clip on your PC with Game Bar. Game Bar is built into Windows 11 so you can capture videos and screenshots while playing PC games. While you're playing a game, press the Windows logo key + G on your keyboard to open Game Bar.
Adjust capture settings on Windows | Xbox Support
You can adjust the recorded audio quality by selecting a bitrate from the dropdown menu. You can adjust the system and mic audio levels while recording by moving the sliders. Set either of these sliders to 0 if you want to completely mute your mic or system audio.
Use Game Bar to play and chat with friends | Xbox Support
Find your friends to play and chat. Your friends list shows you what your Xbox friends are up to and lets you interact with them. Jump straight into a text or party chat (one on one or in a group), join a friend’s PC game or invite them to yours, and look for people to follow.
Track your PC’s performance with Game Bar | Xbox Support
The Performance widget shows your PC’s resources while gaming, such as: CPU – Central Processing Unit. This indicates whether your system is keeping up with the needs of the game. GPU – Graphics Processing Unit. This shows how much video processing power your graphics card is using. RAM – Random Access Memory.
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