Bring your video library into Zight
For teams replacing scattered video tools with one workspace for recordings, screenshots, GIFs, annotations, AI notes, and shareable links.
Stop rebuilding your Loom library by hand
Your Loom videos often include product walkthroughs, customer answers, sales follow-ups, onboarding lessons, training content, and internal process knowledge. A manual move means downloading files one by one, re-uploading them somewhere else, and losing time your team should spend helping customers.
Zight’s Loom importer is designed to make that switch cleaner for eligible customers: request access, connect the right Loom and Zight accounts, and run the migration so your team can keep working from one visual communication hub.
How the Loom importer works
A guided migration flow for eligible customers who want existing Loom content available inside Zight. Access is currently enabled by Zight Support or Customer Success.
Log in to Zight
Start from your Zight account so imports land in the right workspace.
Connect Loom
Authorize access to the Loom videos you want to move.
Choose videos
Select the videos, folders, or library content that should come with you.
Import to Zight
Zight copies the selected content so your team can organize, share, and reuse it.
What moves from Loom to Zight
| Imported into Zight | Notes |
|---|---|
| Videos | Full Loom video files are copied into Zight. |
| Screenshots | Loom screenshots are copied into Zight. |
| Titles | Loom item titles are preserved where possible. |
| Sharing settings | Public, organization, and private sharing settings are copied where supported. |
| Folders | Loom folders become Zight collections. Nested folder structures are flattened. |
| Not imported | Notes |
|---|---|
| Descriptions | Descriptions do not transfer. |
| Transcripts | Loom transcripts do not transfer. |
| Comments and reactions | Comments and reactions do not transfer. |
| View counts and history | View counts and view history do not transfer. |
| Created dates and tags | Original Loom created dates and tags do not transfer. |
| Passwords | Password-protected Loom videos import without the original password because Loom does not expose password values. |
For step-by-step instructions, see the Zight Help Center migration guide.
Why teams migrate Loom videos to Zight
Video libraries become more valuable when they live next to the tools your team uses every day. Once your content is in Zight, teams can record new updates, share links, manage screenshots, create GIFs, and keep visual context in one workspace.
- Bring old Loom walkthroughs into the same workspace as new Zight recordings.
- Reduce one-off downloads and scattered reuploads.
- Make existing video knowledge easier for teams to find and share.
Manual Loom export vs. Zight import
Manual migration is slow: find each Loom, download it, upload it somewhere else, rename it, share it again, and repeat. The importer is built for the workflow teams actually need when switching tools.
- Fewer repetitive download/upload steps.
- A clearer path for moving multiple videos.
- A better handoff for teams consolidating video content in Zight.
What your team can do after importing
Imported videos become part of a broader visual communication system, not just a storage archive.
- Share videos with Zight links.
- Pair imported content with new screen recordings and screenshots.
- Use Zight AI-assisted workflows to turn recordings into summaries, notes, and reusable documentation.
Built for customer-facing and internal teams
Loom migration is useful for support, sales, success, product, enablement, and operations teams that rely on video to explain work clearly.
- Support teams can keep answer libraries and troubleshooting walkthroughs.
- Sales teams can preserve demos and follow-ups.
- Enablement teams can move training and onboarding content into one workspace.
Plan the migration before you start
Before importing, decide which videos matter, who should own the workspace, and how your team wants to organize content in Zight after the move.
- Review what should be migrated instead of copying outdated content.
- Group videos by team, customer journey, or content type.
- Keep Chrome active while large imports run so the process can continue.
A better switching experience for Loom customers
Manual migration
Download videos one at a time, track files locally, upload them again, then rebuild sharing and organization.
Zight importer
Connect Loom, choose the content to move, and import videos into the Zight workspace where your team already works.
After the move
Record new videos, share links, capture screenshots, make GIFs, and turn recordings into reusable knowledge with Zight.
Ready to bring your Loom videos into Zight?
Move existing Loom content into the same workspace your team uses for screen recordings, screenshots, GIFs, AI notes, and visual collaboration.
Request Loom migration accessLoom migration FAQs
Yes. Eligible Zight customers can request access to migrate Loom video content into their Zight workspace after connecting Loom and Zight.
No. The importer is intended to reduce manual download-and-upload work by letting you connect Loom and choose content to import into Zight.
Review which videos still matter, confirm the right Zight workspace, and decide how your team wants to organize imported content after the move.
The goal of the migration is to bring videos into Zight so they can be managed and shared from your Zight workspace.
Large video libraries can take time because video files need to be copied. Keep your browser and computer active while the import runs.
Teams switching from Loom to Zight, consolidating video libraries, or moving customer-facing and internal training content into one visual workspace should request access.
Videos, screenshots, titles, sharing settings where supported, and folders converted into Zight collections can transfer.
Descriptions, transcripts, view counts, view history, comments, reactions, original created dates, tags, and password values do not transfer.
Yes. Loom folders become Zight collections, but nested folders are flattened.
