Comparisons
Kliper vs Loom: edit and keep your recordings locally
Why choose Kliper as a Loom alternative for local screen recordings, multi-clip editing, captions and editable projects. Start with the free version.
Kliper gives you a screen recorder and an editor for the video you want to deliver. Record a walkthrough, cut a mistake, add captions, and export an MP4 on your computer.
For tutorials and product demos that need revisions, Kliper keeps the clips, text, sound and project together. You can make the next version without rebuilding the edit from a finished video.
Why choose Kliper for an edited screen recording
A useful tutorial often needs more than the first take. Kliper lets you combine another recording, remove pauses, change clip speed, and place text directly on the picture. Drag the text to move or resize it, then check the result before exporting.
Use timed privacy layers to cover details you do not want to share. Add manual zoom keyframes, or generate editable focus zooms from pointer data saved with new full-screen recordings. These tools stay in the same Studio project as your clips and captions.
Keep a video file and the work behind it
Kliper exports to your computer. Save a .kliper project to keep the edit, and choose the media-copy option when you want to move it. This is useful for release videos, training clips and support guides that will need another version.
Optional local speech tools can generate a transcript after setup. Correct the words, add captions to the timeline, or save the full SRT. Review names and timing before sharing the video.
The differences that matter for this workflow
| Task | Kliper | Loom |
|---|---|---|
| Video files | Record and export to your computer. | MP4 download access depends on plan, role and permissions. [1] |
| Editing project | Save a .kliper project and optionally collect its media. | Videos are organized in a Loom workspace. [3] |
| Delivery | Share the exported file through your chosen service. | Hosted video pages include comments and replies. [2] |
This comparison focuses on producing an edited video file. Kliper does not include a hosted discussion page; check that requirement separately if it is part of your team's process.
Start free, then choose Pro if you need it
Start with Kliper Free: record up to 30 minutes at a time, edit the recording, and export locally. Local recording and editing do not require an account. Pro is $29.99 once for up to five devices, with longer recordings, imported image layers, hidden floating controls, and optional YouTube or Google Drive uploads.
Try your next recording in Kliper
Download Kliper, record a short example, and open it in Studio. Remove a mistake, add a caption, and save an MP4. Save the editable project too if you expect another revision. The free version lets you check that workflow before buying Pro.
Follow the Kliper trimming and editing guide for the steps.
Kliper is not affiliated with or endorsed by Loom or Atlassian.
References and review date
Product information checked on 29 October 2026. Features and plan rules can change. Written by Kliper. This comparison covers the tasks described above.