The player’s handbook
Less setup. More play.
Game Browser is a gaming and video assistant that runs in your browser—no installation or account needed.
STEP 01
Share your game
Open Live studio and choose Share your screen. Pick a game window, browser tab, or your display in the browser permission dialog. The preview is your real shared screen.
STEP 02
Ask, coach, or commentate
Ask the AI about the scene. Each question captures a frame for image analysis. Commentary checks a screenshot about every 45 seconds and generates a short line. Enable the speaker to hear it out loud.
STEP 03
Create your next highlight
Upload your recording in Video editor. Trim its start and end, change speed, adjust brightness and colors, and choose a landscape or Shorts format. AI can recommend and apply settings based on the current frame.
Good to know
Is this a full web browser?
Game Browser is a browser-based gaming workspace, not a replacement for Chrome or Edge. It can view a screen you choose to share, but cannot control another website, game, or your desktop.
Can AI watch every moment of my game?
It analyzes individual snapshots, not a continuous video feed. Requests analyze the current frame; enabled commentary checks around every 45 seconds. AI can miss events or make mistakes. This is not a live web search.
What kinds of edits can I export?
Real exports include start/end trimming, playback speed, brightness, contrast, saturation, optional audio muting, landscape letterboxing or a center-cropped Shorts canvas, and an optional two-second thumbnail intro. Rendering runs in real time and creates WebM, which YouTube accepts.
What does AI photo editing improve?
It improves a still frame from your video to create a thumbnail. It does not perform generative editing on every frame of your video. You can review and download the thumbnail, or include it as an intro. Each enhancement or generated thumbnail costs the app owner one image credit.
What happens to my uploads and chats?
Uploaded videos are public files in the app’s built-in file storage. Do not upload sensitive content. Chat, edits, and generated thumbnails live only in this session and disappear on reload unless downloaded. No account is required.
Why can’t I share my screen?
Screen sharing requires a secure connection, browser permission, and a supported desktop browser. Some mobile browsers and embedded previews block it. Open the published app in a desktop browser if needed; chatting and video editing remain usable.
You control screen access. Use Stop sharing or your browser’s sharing indicator to disconnect at any time. AI analysis and spoken commentary stop with it.