From download to your first clean take
Short, honest walkthroughs with real screenshots — and where a picture isn't enough, the actual app running live in the page.
Install OneTake on Windows — past every warning
The exact clicks from download to first launch, including the Edge "not commonly downloaded" flags and the SmartScreen prompt, with real screenshots of each dialog.
3 min guideConnect OneTake to OBS (WebSocket setup)
Enable the WebSocket server that ships inside OBS 28+ and wire OneTake to it — six screenshots, one password, done once.
2 min guideCustomize the overlay: size, pill, Ghost Mode
Reshape the recorder to a slim pill, resize it, keep the live timeline in view, and hide it from your recording entirely — with the real overlay running live in each step.
3 min guideRecord without OBS (standalone mode)
Pick a screen, a window, a camera — or draw a region in 9:16, 16:9, 1:1 or 4:5 — arm your mic, and record with zero setup; plus system audio, mid-take mute, and the OBS pro path.
3 min guideAdd a camera bubble to your recording
Put a draggable, resizable webcam bubble over your take — card, square, circle or region-filling — pin it to a region, and control exactly when it is in frame.
3 min guideGetting the best recording quality
The honest guide: pick the right engine for the job, record the whole screen instead of a window when it matters, and know what video playback costs — plus when a region helps.
4 min guideStuck on a step?
Tell us where the guide lost you — it goes straight to the founder, and the guide gets fixed for the next person.