VGSources / Best Game Recording Software / Revidi
What it is
Revidi is a Windows game clip and screen-recording app built around a rolling replay buffer for screen and audio. Auto Capture hooks into fullscreen games as they launch and buffers footage at native resolution. A configurable hotkey saves clips as MP4 files in the Videos folder. The buffer starts at 60 seconds, with its length adjustable in settings, and capture is listed at 1440p. Revidi uses OBS Studio as its recording engine and selects NVENC, AMF, or x264 depending on available hardware encoding. Its editor trims clips and can upload edits in place so an existing share link keeps working. Sharing copies a URL to the clipboard, with inline previews in Discord, Slack, or a tweet. Recordings stay local by default. Cloud sharing requires an account. The free Basic plan includes unlimited local clips, three cloud clips, and editing for up to three clips. Premium costs $4.99 a month and includes 150 GB of cloud storage.
Good, and not so good
- 1440p capture resolution
- 60-second replay buffer, adjustable
- Hardware encoding with NVENC or AMF
- Unlimited local clips on Basic
- Inline previews in supported services
- No streaming or scene compositing
- No webcam overlay support
- Cloud sharing requires an account
- Premium costs $4.99 a month
Who it suits
Revidi suits Windows 10/11 players who want instant replay clips, local recording, and optional cloud sharing. It is aimed at clip capture rather than streaming, scene compositing, or overlays.
Revidi focuses on replay-buffer clips, local storage, and simple sharing on Windows. Its free plan covers local clips, while cloud storage and sharing require the paid Premium plan.
Plans
- BasicUnlimited local clips · 3 cloud clips · edit up to 3 clipsFree
- Premium$0.00/ month · Unlimited local clips · unlimited cloud clips · unlimited edits · 150 GB cloud storageOn request
As revidi.app lists them, read 4 Oct 2026.