Send us a CSV of your Loom share links and Clipy pulls every recording across server-side. No downloading, no re-uploading, no file management. Each video arrives with its own watch page, share link, transcript, and AI summary.
Only need a handful? Download up to five with the free Loom downloader, no account needed.
Three steps, and only the first one is yours.
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To migrate from Loom to Clipy, export your public Loom share links into a CSV, one URL per line, and upload it on this page. Clipy fetches every recording server-side and writes it into your library, so nothing is downloaded or re-uploaded by hand. Libraries past 1,000 videos are paced by hand, so email us first.
One public Loom share URL per line, with an optional title in the second column. That CSV is the only thing you have to produce.
We fetch every public Loom video server-side and store a first-party copy. Nothing runs in your browser, so you can close the tab.
Each migrated video gets a watch page, an embed code, a share link, a transcript, and an AI summary, exactly like a recording made in Clipy.
The things people ask before handing over a hundred recordings. If any of it is unclear, email [email protected] and we will give you a straight answer.
Clipy does not hot-link Loom's CDN. Once an import finishes, the video no longer depends on the original Loom URL staying up, so cancelling Loom does not break it.
Migrated videos use the durable storage path that native Clipy recordings use. The Loom-downloader cleanup job never touches them.
Every migrated video gets a watch page, an embed code, a download button, and a public-link toggle, the same as anything recorded in Clipy.
Old Looms come out the other side agent-readable. Each one gets a transcript, an AI summary, and a .md context URL that Claude Code or Codex can read directly.
Plainly, so there is no surprise halfway through a library.
Signed in, your first five single-video migrations are included. Downloading public Loom videos as local MP4 files is free too, and needs no Clipy account at all.
Migrate a whole library by CSV, and keep unlimited Loom imports after that. Lifetime is a one-time $199 if you would rather not have a subscription.
Assisted migration for a library past 1,000 videos, with rollout, onboarding, and procurement support.
These are the migration triggers documented in Loom's pricing and Atlassian's migration guidance, not anecdotes or a volatile review score.
Loom's official Starter plan limits screen recordings to five minutes each.
Loom's official pricing includes up to 25 videos per person on Starter.
Atlassian's download guide says Starter users cannot download videos; the feature is on Business, Business + AI, and Enterprise.
Atlassian documents that Creator Lite users convert to paid Creator status after a grace period unless an admin deactivates them.
Export your public Loom share links into a CSV, one URL per line, and upload it on this page. Clipy fetches every recording server-side and writes it into your library, so you never download or re-upload a file. Standard submissions are usually finished within 24 hours.
No. Clipy pulls each Loom recording directly, converts it, and stores its own copy. You never touch a file.
Public Loom share links. Clipy does not bypass Loom authentication, workspace permissions, or password protection, so private and workspace-only recordings stay where they are. Make a recording public in Loom first if you want it moved.
CSV submissions run as an assisted import and we aim to finish standard ones within 24 hours. Each video appears in your library as it finishes, so you do not have to wait for the whole run.
Use the free Loom downloader instead. It turns up to five public Loom links into local MP4 files, needs no account, and is the faster route when you are not moving a library.
Every account can migrate five Loom videos one at a time for free. Moving a library in one run is part of a paid plan, which starts at $9 a month. Downloading public Loom videos as local MP4 files stays free and needs no account.
Migrated videos are Clipy's own copies on Clipy's storage. They do not hot-link Loom, so they keep playing after a Loom workspace is downgraded or closed.
The fastest way to explain something is to show it. Clipy has been ready this whole time.