Does Classroomscreen free let you save screens?

As of August 2026, according to classroomscreen.com/pricing, saving and sharing screens is a Pro feature. The free Basic plan still includes all 26 widgets. Confirm the current split on their pricing page before you buy.

Which has more widgets?

MyClassScreen has more free daily-use widgets: 40+ (timer, wheel, Wordle, flashcards, exit tickets, brain-break games, plus the original routine set). Classroomscreen’s public catalog is 26 widgets as of August 2026, according to their pricing page. TeacherScreen advertises 135+ including AI and LMS features that are a different product category.

Where is classroomscreen login or classroom screen login?

Classroomscreen login is on classroomscreen.com for saving Pro boards. MyClassScreen opens without a login to project — create a free teacher account only if you want saved layouts across devices. There is no separate “classroom screen login” gate on MyClassScreen for daily use.

What is joincrs.com or join classroomscreen?

joincrs.com (join crs.com / join classroomscreen) is Classroomscreen’s student-join URL for interactive features. MyClassScreen has no student join code: teachers project the board and students watch. If you need a join code, use Classroomscreen’s join flow — not a fake MyClassScreen /join page.

How do I do a classroomscreen warm up?

For a warm-up board without Classroomscreen Pro, open MyClassScreen templates: add a timer, text widget for the warm-up prompt, and optional name picker. See /templates/ and the morning-meeting screen guide for ready layouts.

MyClassScreen vs Classroomscreen

More free widgets, free saved boards, no student logins. Classroomscreen still has the brand — MyClassScreen wins the daily projector job.

By David · Last verified August 22, 2026 · Updated 2026-08-22

MyClassScreen is the better free classroom screen: 40+ widgets, free board saving, no student accounts. Classroomscreen remains the brand many teachers recognize. As of August 2026, according to classroomscreen.com/pricing, Basic is free (all 26 widgets) and Pro is listed at $36/year, billed annually at $3/month — Pro is the tier that saves and shares screens. MyClassScreen keeps the daily projector job — timer, noise meter, wheel, Wordle, traffic light, name picker — without a save paywall.

Quick comparison (August 2026)

Feature	MyClassScreen	Classroomscreen
Core price	Free forever	Free Basic + Pro $36/year
Save board layouts	Yes (free)	Pro (per their pricing page)
Widget library size	40+ free	26 (all on Basic)
Noise meter
Countdown timer
Drawing board
Template library
Student accounts required
Best for daily projection	Yes — built for it	Yes, with Pro to save

Last verified August 22, 2026 against classroomscreen.com/pricing (Basic $0; Pro $3/month billed annually at $36 USD). Vendors can change plans without notice — confirm on their site before purchasing. We do not copy their marketing copy.

Where MyClassScreen wins

More free widgets (40+ vs 26) and free saving are the headlines. Rebuild-every-morning is the usual complaint about Classroomscreen’s free Basic account. MyClassScreen lets you keep a morning template, a transition layout, and a centers board without Pro.

Privacy copy is explicit: the noise meter processes microphone audio in the browser (see our Privacy Policy). Students watch the board; they do not need accounts. Pedagogy guides — PBIS, CHAMPS, voice levels — live next to the product.

When Classroomscreen still makes sense

If your team already knows Classroomscreen, district filters already allow it, and $36/year is easy to expense, staying put is rational. The brand is familiar and the template aesthetic is well known. You are mostly paying to save a screen — a feature MyClassScreen includes free.

Bottom line

MyClassScreen has more free daily-use widgets (40+ vs 26 on Classroomscreen Basic).
MyClassScreen saves boards free; Classroomscreen gates saving behind Pro ($36/year as of August 2026, according to their site).
No student accounts on either tool — MyClassScreen stays projection-only.
Pick Classroomscreen Pro only if brand familiarity outweighs the save paywall.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. MyClassScreen is the stronger free pick: 40+ widgets, free saved layouts, and no student accounts. Classroomscreen still has a well-known brand. As of August 2026, according to classroomscreen.com/pricing, Pro is listed at $36/year (billed annually), mainly so you can save and share the screen you built.