Yes, into your own Drive, one recording at a time.
Yes. You can copy any recording you're allowed to download into your own Google Drive. It works on both the free plan and Pro. You save recordings one at a time. Rekorder doesn't send every recording to Drive automatically.
Where the copy goes
Copies are saved in a folder called Rekorder, in My Drive.
The file has the same name it would have if you downloaded the recording.
The copy is yours. If you later delete the recording in Rekorder, the copy stays in your Drive.
Copies in Drive don't count against your Rekorder storage.
Open the menu of the recording, either on its card in your library or in the header of its video page.
Choose Save to Drive.
If this is your first time, Rekorder explains what connecting Drive means. Choose Connect Google Drive and sign in to the Google account you want to use.
On Google's consent screen, leave the Google Drive box ticked. If you untick it, Rekorder can't connect.
When you see "Google Drive connected", choose Done. The save starts on its own.
The upload runs in the background. You can keep working or close the page. A Google Drive badge next to the player shows where the copy stands. Once it's saved, the menu item changes to Open in Drive.
Good to know
Who can save. You can save recordings you own. You can also save someone else's recording if you're signed in and its owner allows downloads. See Who can save a recording to Drive.
Still processing. A recording that's still being converted can't be saved yet. Wait a few minutes and try again.
Three at a time. You can have up to three recordings uploading to Drive at once. Wait for one to finish before starting another.
Edits aren't synced. If you edit the recording after saving it, the copy in Drive doesn't change. The badge shows that the copy is out of date. Save again to update it. See When a Drive copy is out of date.
Disconnecting. You can disconnect Drive at any time in Settings. New saves stop, and copies already in your Drive stay there. See Connect or disconnect Google Drive.
If a save fails
The badge's tooltip gives the reason. The most common one is that your Drive is full. Free up some space and save again. See A recording will not save to Google Drive for the other causes.
