Loom alternative
A Loom alternative that zooms where you click.
Loom is built for quick video messages hosted in the cloud. Zoomingscreen is built for polished demo videos: it follows your clicks with smooth zooms and keeps every file on your computer.
Zoomingscreen and Loom, side by side.
| Zoomingscreen | Loom | |
|---|---|---|
| Runs on | Chrome extension, plus a desktop app for macOS, Windows and Linux | Chrome extension, Mac and Windows apps, iOS and Android |
| Auto zoom on clicks | Yes, on every click, while you record | No click zoom listed |
| Free plan | Yes, with every feature. Exports up to 1080p with a small mark | Starter: 25 videos per person, 5 minutes each, 720p |
| Paid plan | $14.99 a month | $18 per user a month (Business) |
| Lifetime option | $49.99 once | None listed |
| Where recordings are kept | On your computer only, never uploaded | In Loom’s cloud |
| Export | MP4, WebM and GIF, up to 4K on Pro | Downloads listed on Business and above |
Loom details from its own website, checked on 25 September 2026. Prices and plans change, so check theirs before you decide. Sources: loom.com/, loom.com/pricing. Loom is a trademark of its owner, and Zoomingscreen is not connected with it.
Why people pick Zoomingscreen.
- Demos that look edited
- Zoomingscreen zooms in on every click and glides between them, so a plain screen recording turns into a demo people can follow.
- No video count or length cap
- The free plan has unlimited recordings. Loom’s free Starter plan stops at 25 videos per person and 5 minutes each.
- Your files stay yours
- Recordings never leave your computer. You export an MP4, WebM or GIF and put it wherever you like.
When Loom may suit you better. If your team wants instant share links, comments and view counts for quick messages, Loom is made for that.
Questions.
Is there a free Loom alternative?
Yes. Zoomingscreen is free to use with unlimited recordings and every feature. Free exports go up to 1080p with a small mark, Pro removes it.
Can Zoomingscreen share a link like Loom?
No. Zoomingscreen exports a video file to your computer, and you share it wherever you like, such as your site, YouTube or a help center.
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