# Start a Recording

## Using the Chrome Extension

In your Google Meet call, you will see a record button in the bottom tool bar

Click on it to start the call

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{% hint style="info" %}
The call will be saved automatically when

* Leaving the call
* Ending the call
* Clicking on the record button again
* Closing the tab
  {% endhint %}


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