Loom Reviews

loom is very easy to use, a plug-and-play kind of situation and I can get my presentations done without much hustle.

Loom primarily operated as an online tool. This means that users need an internet connection to record and access their videos.

Ease of use, speed to Learn how to use it. It’s really easy to show clients and colleagues how to so something on a system using a screen recording.

Nothing, I can’t fault this software it’s a no brainer for me.

Its free FOREVER for educators. BUT its not an inferior product. Its an amazing product that we would probably pay for if it wasn't free.

Out of all my tools on my Mac, I feel like this updates all the time. Not bad by any means, outside of a very slight inconvenience.

Loom is easily accessible for all of our employees for instructional videos

No real cons other than its a paid app but it offers a lot and worth it.

I like that you can use it for free (with certain limits) to be able to make an informed decision before buying. It's also a very convenient tool thanks to the practical sharing options.

The browser extension, while seemingly practical, didn't work well for me at all. Most of the time I had to use the main app instead.

Really easy and integrates well with my Mac desktop and laptop

I'm unsure about the security of the recordings. If there is confidential information on my screen when I record it, I don't know how safe that info is.

Required me to rethink how to collaborate, but once the penny dropped this has been a huge time saver. Quick and easy to record videos to the team and tutorials for clients. All the edit functionality is really powerful and so can crop and triple my video without having to start again

Would love the ability to annotate on top of the video

During online teaching, Loom made my work in class much easier. I conveyed correctly, clearly what I wanted to present if I had held the class physically. I easily recorded the lessons for my students.

I can't fault anything either in terms of my work, teaching online, or as a trainer for the courses held. helped me create useful materials for both teachers and students

I have used Loom for bug reporting. It is a very useful product for bug reporting. I like mostly that Loom creates links and the record can see everybody that has the link. It is very easy to use to report bugs. My favorite screen recorder tool for testing.

If I don't have the premium the records limits are very less.

I work remotely with various clients who record podcasts. That means that I'm managing a tech-based product, often times with clients who are not fluent in technology. I use Loom to go over systems, software, and processes in real time so the client can watch what I'm doing on their own time, and refer back to it if they need to in order to properly learn how to use the system/software etc.

There isn't really anything I don't like about Loom - it is exactly what it says it is. Even just using the free version, you can record multiple 5 minute videos if you have a longer message to portray.

I was extremely happy with the way I could create either product demos or instructional videos with a personal feel. The bubble showing my webcam feed really personalised the experience for my customers.

I would sometimes have audio issues from my microphone. Audio would cut out or be choppy, this only occurred with Loom, other video capture software did not have this issue.

Personalization of each link and automatically summarizes of each video

There are no big things that don't like about loom

Loom helped make popular the concept of sending screen recordings via a link. After you record a screen-share its quickly uploaded and a link to the video created. It does this much faster than Google drive does.

Sometimes with software like Loom they start with a great concept eg easily make screen recordings that can be quickly shared via a link but then in an effort to improve it they add lots of options that you dont need so the UI is a bit cluttered.

apart from outstanding software solutions and technical features, I was very impressed with the support team. I had a few issues with managing the team members and admins and billing on Loom and I absolutely loved the customer support experience, everything was handled quickly and the team made me feel confident they will do everything to solve our case.

I believe there could be additional options for securing the content when sharing it with clients/partners, to ensure data privacy.

Loom has been fundamental in sharing quick feedback on features and avoids more time consuming meetings

Loom could be more easily integrated to other systems, right now the links work overall well, but it could all be better.

It's so much easier to create a quick video whether it's creating snapshots for internal teams or external customers

Unable to change the background in Camera only mode.

The quality of audio and video, the media library and the comment section.

I don't have any complaints or ever had any issues.

Loom is straightforward and can be used across several social media and communication platforms

Sometimes the ease of placing backgrounds and tabs gets a little confusing

A very simple interface with an easy to follow process. It recorded the whole screen and the audio came through great as well. Only needed to do one good recording so it wasn’t time consuming or inconvenient to start.

The interface opens when I log into my computer and isn’t easy to exit out of.

I love that you get lots of recording on the free trial. They are a very intuitive software but not too pushy.

There is not a bad thing I can say about loom

So nice to use. There doesn't seem like there is any other tool that can be used so easily for recording yourself and work.

It can a bit clunky, not sure if that is my computer or the tool but sometimes recording stuff was difficult and had to reset the page.