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FBX

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  • Free
  • Windows

What it is

FBX is Windows software for recording gameplay, streaming live and saving highlights while playing. A hotkey captures short clips instantly, while DVR-style recording can run continuously. It also records the Windows desktop, including web content and older games, and captures screenshots. Streaming adjusts to available bandwidth and can save streams to a hard disk. The editor provides GIFs, animated stickers, sound effects, captions, slow motion, speed changes, freeze frames and clipping. FBX uses NVIDIA, AMD or Intel hardware acceleration and is designed for older, low-spec PCs. Recordings export as MP4 or GIF, and movies can upload directly to YouTube through its API. Streaming supports Twitch API changes and Facebook Gaming. Game or PC audio and microphone audio can be recorded together; webcam capture must be enabled separately. The Free plan adds a video watermark.

Good, and not so good

  • Instant clips and continuous DVR recording
  • Desktop capture includes web and older games
  • Hardware acceleration for NVIDIA, AMD and Intel
  • Exports MP4 and GIF
  • Direct YouTube uploads
  • Free plan includes an FBX watermark
  • Webcam recording requires separate enabling
  • Premium account is limited to one PC
  • Only Windows platforms are listed

Who it suits

FBX suits Windows users who need gameplay capture, live streaming, clips, screenshots and editing tools. It supports Windows 7, 8 and 10 in both 32-bit and 64-bit versions.

FBX combines capture, streaming, editing and upload features in a Windows application designed to support older hardware. Choose a Pro plan if watermark-free video is required; the listed annual price is $199.50/yr.

Plans

  • FreeFBX video watermarkFree
  • Pro Annual SubscriptionPER YEAR · Removes FBX video watermark$199.50 a year
  • Pro Lifetime LicenseINCLUDES ALL FUTURE UPDATES · Removes FBX video watermark · includes all future updates$4,925 once

As fbx.gg lists them, read 28 Sept 2026.