Record your screen and share the link when you stop
Some things cannot be explained with a still picture. Ruyazo records a region of your screen for up to five minutes, uploads it when you are done, and gives you a link the same way it does for a screenshot.
While you record
A bar sits under the selection with the elapsed time and how much of the five minutes is left. You can pause and carry on, and paused time does not count against the ceiling.
There is a Done button for when you are finished and a cancel button for when the take was no good, which throws it away rather than uploading it.
Across several monitors
Windows offers no single source covering every screen, so Ruyazo opens one per monitor and composites them together as it records. You get one video of the rectangle you drew, wherever it sits.
Kept a sensible size
The bitrate is worked out from how long the recording may run and how large the result may be, rather than fixed. A full five minutes at 1080p lands around 88MB; a small region is far less. Recordings are compressed again after they arrive, which takes roughly three quarters off a typical one.