Built for OBS creators

Record once. Snip mistakes. Never re-take.

OneTake is an always-on-top overlay for OBS that cuts flubs the instant they happen and exports one clean take. Open the live app fullscreen to try it.

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Pricing

One price. Yours forever.

No tiers, no monthly fees to use OneTake. Pay once, own it for good — and the first year of updates is on us.

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Pay once — no subscription to use the app. Your first year of updates is included; after that, updates renew at a yearly price and you can cancel anytime.

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What's included
All features, forever
One-time payment — no subscription to own it
1 year of updates included
Then just $29/year for updates (cancel anytime)
Use on 2 devices
After year oneUpdates renew yearly. Cancel anytime — the app keeps working, frozen at your last version.
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How it works

From take to finished clip in three steps

01

Connect to OBS

Launch OneTake and it docks above your scene as a floating, always-on-top overlay, wired straight to OBS over WebSocket.

02

Record and snip live

Hit record and keep rolling. Flubbed a line? Tap Snip to drop the last 5, 10, 30 or 60 seconds — no stopping, no scrubbing.

03

Preview and ship

Stop to open a cut-aware preview. Fine-tune on the timeline, then export one clean file — or an EDL for your editor.

Hotkeys

Run the whole take from the keyboard

Every action has a global hotkey, so you never tab back to OBS mid-recording. Watch the overlay react as each shortcut fires.

FAQ

Questions, answered

OneTake is an always-on-top overlay recorder for OBS Studio. It sits on top of your scene so you can record, snip mistakes the moment they happen, and export one clean take — without ever leaving OBS or opening a separate editor.
While you record, tap Snip and choose how many seconds to drop — 5, 10, 30 or 60. OneTake marks that span as a cut and keeps rolling. When you stop, it shows a cut-aware preview so you can fine-tune, then merges everything into one clean file.
OneTake runs natively on Windows, macOS and Linux. Grab the build for your OS on the download page.
One payment of $49 unlocks OneTake forever, with your first year of updates included. After that, updates are an optional $29/year — the app keeps working either way. See the pricing page for details.
No plugins. OneTake talks to OBS over its built-in WebSocket, so it works alongside the scenes and sources you already have. The install guide walks you through the one-time connection in under two minutes.
OneTake updates itself automatically on Windows and Linux; on macOS you download the new build. Your license covers two devices — say a desktop and a laptop — which you can manage any time from your dashboard.

Your next take is one click away

Try the whole app in the live demo, then buy once and download — no subscription to own it.

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