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SayScreen vs Loom

Loom is built for quick video messages: you record your screen and face, talk as you go, and share a link the moment you stop. SayScreen is built for finished tutorials: the AI performs the steps in your web app, writes and voices the narration, and edits in zooms, a cursor and captions. Use Loom for personal, conversational updates; use SayScreen for polished how-to videos you publish and keep.

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Loom or SayScreen: which should you choose?

Choose Loom if…

  • You want your face and your own voice on camera, recorded in one take
  • You want a share link the moment you stop, with comments, reactions and viewer insights
  • You're recording something other than a web app: desktop software, a design file, a document
  • Your team works in Atlassian tools: Loom AI can turn a video into a document or a Jira bug report (Business + AI)

Choose SayScreen if…

  • You want a polished, scripted tutorial without retakes: the AI performs the steps and narrates them
  • You want zooms that follow the action and a gliding cursor in every video (Loom lists automatic zoom as coming soon)
  • You want to fix a sentence without re-recording: rewrite the line and it's re-voiced and re-timed
  • You need the file: an MP4 and .srt with every video

See how teams use SayScreen for feature launches, or try the free Online teleprompter.

Loom and SayScreen side by side

SayScreen compared with Loom
SayScreenLoom
What you get
What you getA narrated, edited MP4 (1080p at 60 fps, widescreen or vertical for phones) plus an .srt caption fileA recording of your screen and camera, shared as a link with comments and viewer insights; paid plans can download it as an MP4
Who records the screen
Who records the screenThe AI. You give it a start page and a one-line lesson, and it drives a real Chrome browser through your appYou do, with the Mac or Windows desktop app, the Chrome extension or the iOS and Android apps, narrating live as you go
Narration
NarrationWritten by the AI as it works and read by a lifelike AI voice: a stock voice, or your own cloned voiceYour own voice, recorded live. AI voiceovers and avatars are listed as “coming soon”
Editing
EditingAutomatic zooms, a gliding cursor, click highlights and captions. Rewrite a line and it's re-voiced and re-timed; drop a step or change the look and re-render without recording againTrim and stitch clips; on Business + AI, edit by transcript and remove filler words and silences automatically. Automatic zoom is “coming soon”
What it can record
What it can recordWeb apps that run in Chrome, including pages behind a login (single sign-on and 2-step codes)Your full screen, a window or an area (any app), plus your camera
Sharing
SharingDownload the MP4 and .srt and publish them anywhere: your help center, video host, docs or website. For YouTube, the AI also writes titles and a description and makes a thumbnailInstant links and embeds, comments and reactions, viewer insights; transcripts in 50+ languages
Free plan
Free planNone. The trial is $1 for 7 daysStarter: 25 videos per person, up to 5 minutes each, 720p, no downloads
Paid plans
Paid plans$29 a month for 30 videos, up to 10 minutes eachBusiness $18 per user a month, or $180 a year for one user billed yearly. Business + AI $24 per user a month, or $240 a year for one user. Enterprise on request

Where Loom and SayScreen differ

Recording yourself, or not at all

With Loom you record your screen, camera and microphone with its desktop app, Chrome extension or phone app, and narrate live. With SayScreen you don't record or speak: the AI drives a real Chrome browser through your web app and a lifelike AI voice does the talking.

Editing

Loom's editor trims and stitches clips; on Business + AI it can edit by transcript and remove filler words and silences. Automatic zoom, AI voices and avatars are listed as coming soon. SayScreen edits every video automatically (zooms, a gliding cursor, click highlights and captions) and lets you rewrite narration and re-render.

Sharing

Loom is a sharing platform first: instant links, embeds, comments, reactions and viewer insights, with MP4 downloads on paid plans. SayScreen hands you files (an MP4 and an .srt) to publish wherever your viewers are.

Pricing

Loom Starter is free for 25 videos per person, up to 5 minutes each, in 720p, without downloads. Business is $18 per user a month and Business + AI $24 ($180 and $240 a year for one user, billed yearly). SayScreen is $1 for your first 7 days, then $29 a month for 30 videos, up to 10 minutes each.

Questions about Loom and SayScreen

Sources and notes

Last checked . What this page says about Loom comes from its own website; what it says about SayScreen comes from this site. Prices and features change, so check the source before you buy. If something here is out of date, tell us at hey@sayscreen.com and we'll fix it.

Loom is a trademark of its owner. SayScreen isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Loom; the names are used only to identify the products.

See what SayScreen makes of your app.

Point SayScreen at your app, say what to teach, and get a narrated, edited video back.

$1 for 7 days, then $29/month · Cancel anytime