Downloading a Loom video is usually a couple of clicks, but it depends on whose video it is and how the workspace is configured. Here is how to do it in each case.
Download your own video
- Open the video in Loom on the web.
- Open the more “…” menu on the video page.
- Choose Download and save the MP4.
That is the standard path for videos you own on a plan that allows downloads.
When the download button is missing
If you do not see a download option, it is usually one of these:
- Your plan or workspace has downloads turned off. A workspace admin can enable downloads in settings.
- It is not your video. You can only download someone else’s Loom if the owner has allowed it — ask them to enable downloads or send you the file.
Saving a lot of videos at once
Downloading one by one is fine for a few videos and painful for a library. If you are leaving Loom or backing everything up, gather your share links first — see how to export your Loom videos for the faster routes.
Skip the download entirely
If the reason you are downloading is to move videos into another tool, you may not need MP4s at all. With Chairkick you can paste your Loom share links straight into the importer and it pulls each video in for you — no downloading, no re-recording. And once they are in, viewers are always free.