How to record a Google Meet call in Chrome

Updated 9 November 2026.

Google Meet's own recording is only available on some Google Workspace plans and depends on your role in the meeting. With SureRec you can record the Meet tab yourself, with the other people's audio and your own microphone, and keep the MP4 on your computer.

Before you start: tell everyone in the call that you are recording. In many places recording a conversation without consent is against the law.

Step by step

1. Add SureRec to Chrome and open it from its icon.
2. Tick System / tab audio to capture the other participants, and Microphone to capture your own voice.
3. Press Start recording. In Chrome's window, choose the tab with Google Meet and make sure Also share tab audio is switched on.
4. Go back to the call. SureRec saves the recording to disk every second while you talk.
5. When the meeting ends, press Stop (or Alt+Shift+R from any tab), then Download.

Good to know

• The free version records up to 15 minutes per recording. For longer meetings, SureRec Pro removes the limit for a one-time €29.
• Use headphones if you can: it keeps the other people's voices from echoing through your microphone.
• If Chrome crashes during the call, the recording is recovered the next time you open SureRec.
• The same steps work for Zoom, Teams or any other call that runs in a Chrome tab.

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