How to Download a Loom Video to MP4 (Free, No Account)
Paste a Loom share link into Clipy's free downloader and save the original-resolution MP4 in seconds. No account, no signup, no watermark.
Tips, tutorials, and thoughts on making videos people actually watch.
Paste a Loom share link into Clipy's free downloader and save the original-resolution MP4 in seconds. No account, no signup, no watermark.
Convert .mov to .mp4 in your browser with FFmpeg compiled to WebAssembly — no upload, no signup, and a stream-copy that keeps the video bit-for-bit identical.
The fastest, no-friction way to test your webcam and mic before a call — browser-native, free, nothing uploaded, nothing installed.
Chrome webcam access fails for six distinct reasons — here they are ranked fastest-fix-first, with separate steps for Mac, Windows, and ChromeOS.
"We can barely hear you" is almost never a broken mic — here are the ranked fixes, from a 30-second OS slider check to the hidden Windows Microphone Boost setting most people have never touched.
Your meeting starts in five minutes — here's how to confirm your camera and mic actually work before you join, not after.
Every browser hides camera and microphone permissions in a different place — here is exactly where to look in Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Edge, and Brave.
The difference between metadata unfurls and Loom-style inline-player unfurls in Slack, and which screen recorders actually deliver each one.
Two indie Loom alternatives compared: Cap.so wins on open source and native desktop, Clipy wins on browser-first recording and zero-install sharing.
Most browser-based screen recorders break at least one of: no watermark, no time cap, no signup wall, no library cap. Here is the honest scorecard.
Recorder-side and viewer-side signup are two separate problems — here is the matrix of which free tools fail each test, and why viewer-side is fatal.
A taxonomy of the five kinds of watermark — visible logo, end-card, audio bumper, viewer-page branding, metadata branding — and which tools use each.