Custom chapter markers for OBS recordings. No Lua scripts. No browser docks. Just tap markers as you record and get chapters embedded into your video.
7 days free, full app, no credit card required.
The Problem
OBS has chapter markers, but only one generic type. That's not enough when you're recording a two-hour game, podcast, or tutorial.
Features
Emoji + text labels for any moment. Highlight, funny, death or collectibles. Name it whatever you want.
Switch marker sets per game or project. Set up once, switch instantly.
A plain timestamp file saved next to your video. Imports into most editors.
Chapters baked into MP4/MKV/MOV automatically when recording stops. You also can use manual embed.
Native connection. No scripts, no docks, no extra installs for users.
Small companion window that stays out of your way while you record.
How it Works
Enter your WebSocket URL and password once. The app remembers it.
Hit record in AnyMarker. The timer tracks elapsed time.
Click preset buttons or type custom markers as moments happen.
Chapters embed into your video and a .txt file is saved.
Use Cases
Mark collectibles, bosses, deaths, and side quests while recording. No more scrubbing through two-hour sessions.
Tag questions, laughs, topics, and sponsor reads in real time.
Chapter every section, tip, and exercise so students can jump around.
Any recording where you need to find moments later without memorizing timestamps.
See it in Action
No plugins or scripts required. AnyMarker talks to OBS over its built-in WebSocket server (OBS 28+), so there's nothing to install inside OBS itself โ just enable the WebSocket server in OBS's settings.
Confirm OBS WebSocket server is enabled and the URL/password in AnyMarker's settings match exactly what's shown in OBS's WebSocket Server Settings.
Yes. AnyMarker only needs a local connection to OBS on your machine โ no internet connection is required to record, mark, or embed chapters.
Auto-embed runs when OBS finishes writing the recording file. If the file was moved, converted, or OBS crashed before finalizing, use the manual embed option in AnyMarker with the saved .txt marker file instead.
AnyMarker keeps a local log file alongside its app data folder on each platform. You can open it directly from the app's settings menu to attach to a support request.
No. Your trial and license are tied to your account, not a specific machine. Deactivating just frees up that seat so you can activate AnyMarker on another computer.