Loom vs Wave.video: Which is best for you?

Screen capture quality is crisp, the editor is simple for trims, and the AI features (summaries, titles, and chapters) save real time when I’m sending demos to clients or explaining tasks to my team.

I’ve hit an occasional hiccup with uploads on spotty Wi-Fi, and organization can get messy if your workspace grows without naming rules or folders.

Companies can produce videos very easily and in the format that really benefits the publication, depending on the social network we use to spread our stories. With Wave.video we can promote a new product or service interactively and with very attractive finishes, incorporating our branding and helping to increase sales.

Our only real complaint, is that Wave.video will let you create custom intro screens, but will not let you use them unless paid.