Android Screen Recording: Export and Compression Workflow

Updated: 12/4/2025

Android Screen Recording Workflow

Record

Prefer stable frame rate (30/60 fps)
Use high resolution for readable UI
Reduce background motion and overlays

Export

Keep H.264/AAC in MP4 for compatibility
Avoid variable frame rate if possible
Check text readability post‑export

Compress

CRF 22–26; preset medium/slow
Audio 128k; keep mono/stereo as needed
Use /tools/video-compress before sharing

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