Get your videos out of Loom — as files, or better. Download single recordings, or move your whole library into Chairkick where the share links, transcripts, and comments stay alive.
Both are for videos you own or have access to — your recordings, your workspace.
Loom lets creators download their own recordings: open the video on loom.com and use its download option to save an MP4. Fine for one or two files — slow for a library, and the file loses its transcript, comments, and link. Full export guide.
Paste your Loom share links into Chairkick's importer — or let the Chairkick Chrome extension collect every link from your Loom library page in one click and hand them over. Each video imports at original quality with a fresh share link, transcript, and AI summary.
A folder of MP4s is a backup, not a video library. Every link you ever shared goes dead, the transcripts and comments don't come along, and "can you resend that video?" becomes a file-hunting exercise. Migrating keeps your videos working: watchable links, searchable transcripts, and nothing for your teammates to re-learn.
| After you leave Loom | Downloaded MP4s | Imported into Chairkick |
|---|---|---|
| Videos still watchable via a link | No — files on a disk | Yes — fresh unlisted links |
| Transcripts and summaries | Lost | Regenerated on import |
| Effort for a whole library | One video at a time | Paste links once — or one click with the extension |
| Cost | Free | Free plan holds 30 videos |
Loom's download behavior checked against its public help pages on August 5, 2026.
No — and that's deliberate. Both paths here are for your own videos and ones shared with you in workspaces you belong to. Chairkick imports from share links you already have access to; it is not a tool for ripping other people's content.
No. The extension is free — it collects the share links from your Loom library page so you don't copy them one by one, then hands them to Chairkick's importer. Importing is part of every Chairkick plan, including free.
Loom's transcripts and comments stay in Loom. When you import into Chairkick, each video gets a fresh transcript, AI summary, and chapters generated automatically — and comments start collecting on the new share link.
Loom's own download option saves MP4 files. Chairkick imports skip the file step entirely — videos come across at original quality and stay streamable.
Export before you cancel: once the account is gone, the share links die with it. Import your library into Chairkick first (a few minutes), then delete. Our guide on deleting Loom videos covers the full checklist.
Import your library in minutes — original quality, fresh share links, transcripts included. Free plan holds 30 videos.