Screen and camera recording tool with AI titles, summaries, chapters, cleanup, and conversion of videos into written work artifacts.
Loom
Explore features, practical uses and pricing below.
Loom helps people record and share short explanatory videos. Its AI offering can make those recordings easier to browse and reuse through automatic titles, summaries, chapters, and cleanup features. It is especially useful for asynchronous communication, where a colleague needs to understand a demonstration without attending a live meeting.
Loom suits distributed teams, customer support staff, product managers, and educators. It is useful for a quick walkthrough, feedback on a design, or an explanation that benefits from showing the screen. The AI written outputs are particularly helpful when a video needs to become a record someone can search or act on later.
Record a brief explanation of a reproducible software issue using a test account. Show the starting state, the exact steps, and the unexpected result. Review the generated title and summary so they accurately describe the problem. If converting the video into a ticket, check the reproduction steps and remove any unrelated information before sharing it with the team.
A generated summary can omit a prerequisite or misname a product feature. Automatic cleanup also deserves review when pauses or wording carry meaning. Screen recordings can reveal private tabs, notifications, account information, or customer data, so inspect the video as well as the generated text. Keep sharing permissions appropriate to the recording's audience rather than relying on an easy-to-copy link.
Loom offers a free starting plan and paid options, with AI features available according to the current account offering. Consult the official plans for recording limits, storage, team controls, and the AI capabilities you need. A general Loom account does not necessarily include every cleanup or video-to-document feature shown on the AI product page.
Supported workflows include turning a recording into documents, issues, and messages.
Review its steps, technical details, and audience before using it in your team's workflow.