Import Loom Videos to Cap | Migrate from Loom in Minutes

Import your Loom videos into Cap

Paste a share link or upload a CSV of your whole library. Cap fetches each recording, keeps the title, adds a transcript and chapters, and stores it somewhere you own.

From Loom link to Cap link in three steps

  1. Step 1

    Paste a Loom link

    Drop any Loom share link into the importer, or upload a CSV of up to 500 links mapped to teammates and spaces.

  2. Step 2

    Cap fetches and re-hosts the video

    Cap pulls the recording straight from Loom in the background, keeps its title, and generates a transcript, summary and chapters. There is nothing to download or re-upload.

  3. Step 3

    Share it from Cap

    Every video gets a new Cap link with comments, transcript search and view counts. Your Loom links keep working until you cancel Loom, so nothing breaks while you switch.

Everything that matters, and nothing you have to redo

Imported with every video

Stays on Loom

Moving a whole team off Loom?

Upload a CSV of up to 500 Loom links mapped to teammate emails and spaces, and Cap imports each video for the right owner. Bigger libraries run in controlled batches through the Cap CLI or MCP server, or we run the migration with you. We have moved organizations with hundreds of users and tens of thousands of recordings.

loom_video_url,user_email,space_name
https://www.loom.com/share/7f3a9c2e,ana@acme.com,Customer Success
https://www.loom.com/share/b81d04ff,sam@acme.com,Engineering

What changes when you switch

Feature Cap Loom
Pricing From $8.16 per user per month $18 per user per month
Open source Yes, every line is on GitHub No
Free plan Unlimited Studio Mode recording Limited features and length
4K recording Free and paid plans Paid plans only
Bring your own storage Your own S3 bucket or Google Drive Not available
Team members Invite viewers for free Paid per seat
Custom domain Yes Enterprise plan only
Import from the other tool Built-in Loom importer Not available

Migrating from Loom, answered

FAQ

Can I import my existing Loom videos into Cap?
Yes. Paste a Loom share link into Cap's built-in importer to bring a single video across, or upload a CSV to import your whole library. Cap fetches each recording from Loom, re-hosts it, and it appears in your library ready to share.

Do I need to download my Loom videos first?
No. Cap fetches each recording directly from its Loom share link and re-hosts it for you. There is no manual downloading or re-uploading. If you would rather keep local copies as well, the free Loom video downloader saves any public Loom as an MP4.

Do I need Cap Pro to import from Loom?
Creating a Cap account is free and takes a minute. The Loom importer is part of Cap Pro, which starts at $8.16 per user per month billed annually, less than half the price of Loom's paid plan. Enter MIGRATE20 at checkout for 20% off, and the discount applies to every renewal.

How do I bulk import my whole Loom library?
Download the CSV template, add one row per video with the Loom URL, the owner's email and an optional space name, then upload it. Cap imports up to 500 videos per CSV, assigns each one to the right teammate and places it in the right space. Larger libraries run in controlled batches through the Cap CLI or MCP server, or we can run the migration for you.

Can I import private or password-protected Looms?
Not while they are private. Set the video to anyone with the link on Loom, import it, and then make the Cap version private or password protected. Videos that have been deleted from Loom cannot be recovered by the importer.

What happens to my Loom links after I switch?
They keep working for as long as your Loom account exists. Every imported video gets a new Cap link, so update any docs or wikis that point at Loom, then cancel Loom once you have checked the imports.

How long does an import take?
A single video usually appears in your library within a few minutes. Bulk imports run in the background in batches, and the importer shows you completed and failed rows as it goes.

Will I keep ownership of my recordings?
Yes. Cap is open source, and you can connect your own S3 bucket or Google Drive and a custom domain for full ownership of every recording. You can export any video as an MP4 at any time, so you are never locked in.

Ready to leave Loom behind?

Create a free account, paste your first Loom link, and your library starts moving in minutes.