Opiniones de Loom

La facilidad de uso y que puedas aplicar el branding de tu marca y que el receptor no hace falta que se descargue ninguna herramienta ni nada para poder el vídeo. El tracking de las visualizaciones también se agradece para saber cuándo y cuantas veces han visto tus vídeos.

Me gustaría poder tener más tiempo de grabación y capacidad de almacenamiento para la versión free.

Loom es una herramienta muy útil para crear videos de entrenamiento para diferentes tareas, ya que permite incluir audio y grabación de pantalla para guiar a los compañeros en cómo realizar ciertas acciones. Además, es eficaz para transmitir grandes cantidades de información detallada de manera rápida, como en reuniones a las que no todos deben asistir, y puede ser revisada según sea necesario.

En las capturas se siguen viendo las herramientas de grabación cosa que otras herramientas si hacen, espero lo resuelvan pronto.

La facilidad con que se puede utilizar y compartir los videos, es una heramienta super útil para enviar explicaciones o indicaciones cortas.

La manera en que se organizan los videos en la biblioteca, me pasó que no se visualizaba todas las carpetas y tenía que buscar los videos de manera individual.

Es una solución cómoda para presentar documentación a clientes y equipo de forma remota. Grabas la pantalla y la explicación y envías el enlace. Puedes descargar los vídeos a tu disco duro. Uso la versión gratuita, que deja grabar vídeos de hasta 5 minutos.

No le he encontrado ningún defecto. Cumple con creces la función para la que lo utilizo

Me gusta que tiene la opción de grabar la pantalla y también al expositor.

Me gustaría que tuviera más opciones para compartir

A simple yet effective tool, I use Loom frequently as a way to provide educational videos to my colleagues in a way which is engaging and semi-interactive by being able to annotate and highlight documents in real time whilst they watch.

It would be better if it had a scheduling function for online meetings where participants could be invite to join via an invitation. However I am still relatively new to this tool so it might have this feature and I have just not found it yet.

Easy to use and share videos with clients and team mates

Limited features compared to more robust platforms

They market it well and it looks good and easy to use.

It has such an important bug that it makes it unusable. Currently, you can't click links in your videos. Since we signed up for this to do demo videos that show clients how to manage and edit their websites, being able to click links in our videos is essential. I don't see how anyone can use this without being able to click links.

Loom is really useful for making training videos for various tasks, it's helpful to have the audio and screen recording to walk colleagues through how to do certain things. It's also helpful to pass along large amounts of detailed information quickly, like a meeting that not everyone needs to be at, and you can rewatch as needed.

Not all coworkers find it to be the easiest way for them to absorb information, preferring in person chats, but it is definitely a close second and very helpful when in-person or live meetings are not an option.

It's very, very easy to create a video, even from your browser, once you install the extension. Just a few clicks.

At the time I'm writing (October 22) the search feature is case sensitive and doesn't search for substring. I.e. if you search for "cap" it doesn't find "Capterra".
The other critical missing feature is sorting video. You can't sort videos in your dashboard, not even alphabetically. You have to resort to folders to organize your videos somehow.
Another critical point is that sometimes it takes a long time to load a video. And occasionally, the GIF previews is not generated correctly and you get a broken link instead. I know (from support) they're working on this, so I expect at least this last glitch to be fixed very soon.

It is so easy to record your screen while you talk and you can do it from anywhere.

The only thing I wish it had were the ability to remove the controls from the bottom of the screen while recording.

This is so easy to deploy to capture screenshots on PC, can make videos too

Doesn't record for long the video cast. No more than 5 mins

Loom is easy to use. You can record your screen, record a video and share with teammates. It is invaluable for when collaborating with others - for example, I can show my web master what I mean by positioning for website elements and how we can tweak stuff.

There wasn't anything to dislike about Loom. It serves my need perfectly.

This has been great to give and receive feedback from design proposals. Clients are very grateful to have the videos to review as a team and have the chance to see it many times. For me has been a great tool to communicate with coworkers and clients and reduce meetings, everyone is happy :)

That I did not use it earlier. To be honest this has been a great tool and I am very happy my company culture is mature enough to use Loom on a regular basis, there is no need for in-person/sync meetings anymore!

We use Loom to record training videos for the whole team it’s interface and app is very easy to use and records in great quality! Would recommend!

Initial intergration was hard to use but great once we know how to use it

I love how easy it is to make a quick screencapture or video and share it with others. I often use it to explain things to clients, without having to write out a full e-mail. It's also helpful when reviewing documents, as they can be viewed along with video and audio commentary.

The fact that you can shoot a video, and share the link in no more than a few clicks of the mouse is fantastic.

The file structure for completed videos is a bit difficult to manage. I still haven't mastered this, so my video storage is a bit of a mess. I understand that they've released new features recently to make this better, but I haven't had a chance to look at it. I haven't had to.

Easy to use software with a very lite UI. You can share the recording hassle-free with your team members with a sharable public link. No need to signup to see the recording via the link.

They have a freemium version as well, which is cheery on the cake!

Once a software update comes, you need to update else who won't be able to use this software. This is very annoying with frequent software updates in the Desktop Application of Loom.

Very easy to use and pretty reliable. The competitors offer lower quality in general while working with Loom feels like a professional tool. I really like the core concept and it works perfectly: just hit record on your desktop and when you are done, it's already on the cloud and ready to be sent in an email or Slack message. I use Loom whenever I need to add clarity to the files I'm sending. When I send designs to clients or team mates, I'll make them watch a Loom recording so that they get the full picture. However, I discovered more and more cases to use Loom - pretty much whenever an email is not enough to get the message across.

There were some minor flaws with the tool but recently (in the last year) I didn't really experience any bugs or issues with the connection. I guess the only thing they could improve is to hide the avatar/video by default since if I don't want to record myself using the camera, I don't see a lot of point in having my avatar visible in the bottom-left corner. I need to get rid of that each time I launch the tool.

What I could emphasize the most is that Loom is very simple to use; it is a software that does not take up much screen space, it is unobtrusive, and you can select the plugin on any screen and record what I am doing; it also has the ability to turn the microphone on and off as needed. It is considerably more useful than written instructions to teach how to execute a task or administer a computer because I can create tutorials.

While I like how simple the desktop app is, I wish loom had more options for video editing.

Loom is a great way to make and share short video messages (talking head and screenshare). It is super helpful to explain complicated ideas to colleagues and clients in a far more effective and efficient way than typing long emails and pasting in screenshots. If I was able, I would use Loom to review Loom.

Video editing options (post recording) are limited but Loom are adding features regularly

Loom makes slide decks more engaging and comprehensive. It has innovative slides transitions and content animations that help me deliver better remote learning experiences and business presentations.

It's a high demand for computer resources, especially the graphics processor. It requires devices with relatively high processing power to work as seamlessly as expected.

The use of the loom made it possible in pandemic times to view my university classes whenever I needed them. The plugin greatly facilitates usability by turning the entire process into a web environment, greatly facilitating system mobility.

When an internet crash occurs, the loom has a recording failure, a fact that can interrupt or shred a presentation, but it is a feature inherent to a web system.

Screencast video for lecture, grading feedback, and asynchronous dialogue is a game changer. Loom makes it extraordinarily easy and convenient to install, use, and engage with the content I create for my students. My students are more engaged and appreciate the dynamic and comprehensive nature of Loom.

Loom doesn't always operate perfectly on high security networks without an enterprise effort to ensure its usability through the firewall and browser security protocols. In addition, it would be nice to easily insert tags and notes within a video as part of a limited suite of editing tools. Finally, it would be nice to offer higher resolution content but there are obvious trade offs in streaming.

I love how easy and straightforward it is. You look at it and know how to use it. Loom is one of the useful platforms for me as a manager and for the whole team, especially during pandemic, it became the crucial part of the workflow since we needed to exchange quite huge amount of information via video recordings.

I'll be honest, nothing comes to my mind simply because Loom provides everything that I need personally.

I use Loom on a daily basis. As a Customer Support Manger, it is an invaluable tool for both communicating with our customers and for team communication. When explaining an issue or process through written communication just doesn't work, Loom makes it so easy for me to record a quick screen share video and walk our customers or team mates through the process I need to describe to them. My job would be so much more complicated and tedious if I didn't have Loom! Highly recommend to anyone in the client success or customer support world.

There's nothing in particular that I dislike about Loom.