Customize recorder
Customize the screen recorder UI with your logo and brand colors.
Screendesk provides several options to customize the screen recorder experience for your customers. These settings allow you to collect necessary information, match your brand identity, and control the recording workflow.
Require Customer Email
Force customers to provide their email address when submitting a screen recording. This ensures you can follow up with customers even if the recording is submitted anonymously.
How to Enable
Require Recording Title
Require customers to provide a title or subject for their recording. This helps organize recordings and makes it easier for support agents to prioritize and search.
How to Enable
Customize Recorder Colors
Match the screen recorder interface to your brand's color palette.
Recorder Background Color
This sets the background color of the recorder interface before and after recording.
Player Custom Color
This sets the accent color used throughout the video player interface.
Troubleshooting
Changes don't appear in the recorder
Problem: You updated settings but don't see changes.
Solutions:
Clear browser cache: Ctrl+Shift+Del (Windows) or Cmd+Shift+Del (Mac)
Hard refresh: Ctrl+F5 (Windows) or Cmd+Shift+R (Mac)
Try incognito/private mode: Rules out caching issues
Wait a few minutes: Changes may take time to propagate
Check the right recorder: Ensure you're testing the correct embedded instance
Email validation isn't working
Problem: Customers can submit recordings without valid emails even though the field is required.
Check:
Is the toggle actually ON in Settings > Recorder?
Are you testing the embedded recorder or Chrome extension? (Extension users are always authenticated)
Clear cache and try again
Check browser console for JavaScript errors
Still not working? Contact Screendesk support with:
Screenshot of your settings
Example recording link showing the issue
Browser and version used for testing
Custom colors look wrong
Problem: Colors don't match what you selected or look different than expected.
Common causes:
Contrast adjustment: System auto-adjusts colors for readability
Browser rendering: Different browsers may display colors slightly differently
Monitor calibration: Your display settings affect how colors appear
Hex code typo: Double-check the hex code you entered
Solutions:
Use a color picker tool to verify your hex codes
Test on multiple devices and browsers
Check accessibility contrast ratios (use WebAIM contrast checker)
Consider slightly different shades if auto-adjustment is too aggressive
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