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Screen recordings that zoom themselves
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Loom records your screen and your face together and hands you a link the moment you stop, so the thing you would have written three paragraphs about arrives as a two minute video instead. Viewers can reply on a timestamp rather than describing where they got confused. Editing is trimming and little else, so a cut that needs more than that belongs somewhere else.
Starter is free and caps how long a video runs and how many you keep. Business at $18 a member a month lifts both and adds the engagement insights. Business + AI at $24 adds titles, chapters and summaries written from the transcript, and the 14-day trial the pricing page advertises belongs to that plan rather than to the $18 one. Annual billing takes up to 17 percent off.
People who explain things to other people all day: a walkthrough for a client, feedback on a draft, an update the team watches at its own pace. If what you are making is content rather than correspondence, recording is the easy half and Loom will not carry the other one.
Loom is for the video nobody would otherwise have made. Buy it for correspondence rather than publishing, and check the free plan's length limit against the way you actually explain things before paying for anything.
Screen recording
Screen recordings that zoom themselves
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