Loom

Easily record and share AI-powered video messages with your teammates and customers to supercharge productivity

Loom records your screen and camera so you can send video messages to teammates and customers instead of writing long explanations. Recording takes a few clicks via a Chrome extension, desktop app, or mobile app, and the built-in editor lets you trim, stitch clips, add backgrounds, and overlay text, arrows, and boxes. Videos can be shared or embedded anywhere you work, with integrations spanning Google Workspace, Slack, and hundreds of other tools.

A newer AI feature turns a recorded walkthrough into a fully populated Jira work item, automatically capturing device, browser, OS, console errors, and network activity so developers can pinpoint bugs. The site says millions of people across 400,000 companies use it, and it includes video storage and content-safety controls. Though filed under video generation here, Loom is essentially a screen recorder with editing tools, useful for sales and teaching.

Loom is described as a free screen recorder, and the inputs mention no paid plan. Install the Chrome extension or desktop app and record a short walkthrough to share with your team.

Category: Video Generation. Pricing: free. Visit website

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