Loom
Screen and camera recorder for sharing quick video messages, made by Atlassian.
Our verdict
What it does well
- Free Starter plan with up to 50 members
- Built-in editor for trimming and stitching clips
- Transcripts and captions in 50+ languages
Where it falls short
- Free plan: 25 videos and 5 minute screen recordings
- Free plan records at up to 720p
- Removing Loom branding needs the paid Business plan
Loom's headline is 'One video is worth a thousand words,' and it describes itself as a way to record and share AI-powered video messages. It records screen and camera, offers an editor for trimming and stitching clips with overlays, adds transcripts and captions in 50+ languages, and supports comments, emojis, tasks, calls to action and viewer insights. Atlassian announced in October 2023 that it was acquiring Loom.
The Starter plan is $0 with 25 videos, 5 minute screen recordings, up to 25 videos per person, up to 50 members and video quality up to 720p. Business is $18 per user / month and Business + AI is $24 per user / month; the page offers monthly or annual billing, with annual saving up to 17%. Enterprise has no public price.
Loom has a desktop app, a Chrome extension, and mobile apps, with Mac, Windows, iOS and Android downloads listed.
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Last updated 16 October 2026. Facts checked against the official site on 16 October 2026. How we make money