Opivv vs ScreenPal: record, share, get replies
ScreenPal, formerly Screencast-O-Matic, is a recorder and editor with hosting and quizzes. Opivv is a browser recorder built around the link: it is copied when you stop, and viewers reply on the exact second.
- You want a recorder that runs entirely as a Chrome extension
- You want the link on your clipboard the moment you stop recording
- You want to see how far each video was watched, on the free plan
- You want 25 free videos rather than 10
- You want the video editor and filler-word clean up free, and unlimited transcripts in one $5 plan
- You need single recordings longer than 4 hours
- You want a 15-minute free recording limit
- You teach and need quizzes and polls inside the video
- Your school or company already standardizes on ScreenPal
ScreenPal details from screenpal.com/plans as of October 2026 (annual-billing prices). Check their site for current terms.
Two tools built for different jobs
ScreenPal, formerly Screencast-O-Matic, combines a screen recorder with an editor, video hosting and in-video quizzes. It suits people who produce a finished video, for a course or a tutorial library, and want one tool for recording and editing it.
Opivv is built for the everyday kind of video: an update, a walkthrough, a bug report or a review that someone needs to watch today. It records in your browser, hands you a link the second you stop, and turns the video page into a conversation, with comments on the exact second and a view of how far each video was watched. If that is most of what you record, start with the free screen recorder, or compare it with other Screencastify and ScreenPal alternatives.
Frequently asked
Yes. Screencast-O-Matic renamed itself ScreenPal, so the screen recorder, editor and hosting you may know from Screencast-O-Matic are now sold as ScreenPal plans.
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