Bulk Download Loom Videos: Local Export Alternative
Loom JAC LOOM-168 still asks for bulk download from the library. Prefer a local-first recorder like ScreenKite so every export is already an MP4 on your Mac.
Bulk Download Loom Videos: Local Export Alternative
Your Loom library is a pile of share links. You need local MP4s for an archive, an LMS, a client handoff, or leaving the workspace. One-by-one download does not scale.
That request is public on Atlassian JAC:
The ticket is short and clear: users should have the option to bulk download videos.
Short answer
Prefer a local-first workflow so every finished video is already a file. With ScreenKite, record and edit on your Mac, export MP4s to a folder, then sync that folder with Drive or Dropbox.
For videos that already live only in Loom, use Loom’s own download options per video (and any workspace export tools your admin provides). ScreenKite does not scrape or bulk-pull a Loom account — that would be the wrong kind of “alternative.”
Do it in ScreenKite going forward (numbered)
- Open ScreenKite.
- Record demos and tutorials locally.
- Edit on the multi-track timeline (trim, audio, overlays).
- Export each master as MP4 into a dated folder. Pro removes the watermark.
- Keep filenames boring and searchable (
team-onboarding-v3.mp4). - Sync the folder with your Google Drive, Dropbox, or OneDrive.
- Optional: zip a sprint’s folder for client delivery.
- Stop depending on a hosted library when the deliverable is a file.
Bulk download is a symptom. The deeper need is owning masters. Local export by default removes the queue that creates LOOM-168 in the first place.
What teams actually need
- Offline archives that survive seat changes
- LMS / Notion / Confluence uploads as files
- Agency handoff without workspace invites
- Backup before a workspace migration
Why ScreenKite
ScreenKite is native macOS, local capture, local edit, local export. Share links are optional via storage you already pay for — not the only way to keep the video.
The AI agent helps clean a batch before export. MCP / CLI hooks are optional for power users and still evolving.
For organizations that still want hosted share links on infrastructure they control, see ScreenKite Enterprise.
Pricing contrast (product facts)
Cloud libraries usually rent per seat. ScreenKite is free to create and edit; Pro removes the watermark; Pro is a one-time / founder-lifetime purchase. Your “bulk download” is a Finder folder.
Cross-platform & Roadmap: macOS is fully native; the Windows native Beta application is now available for download (powered by a dedicated Direct3D/C++23 engine), with a Chrome extension in development.
Creators and teams choose it because it pairs ultra-fast local hardware exports and built-in link sharing with timeline AI agent editing via Claude Code, ChatGPT Codex, Antigravity, or Grok Build. Describe the cut; the agent does the trims.
Tips for a sane local library
- One folder per product area; one master MP4 per lesson.
- Keep a short
README.txtwith title, date, and audience. - Export once at delivery quality; make social crops as separate exports.
- Do not treat a share link as the only backup.
Conclusion
If JAC still tracks bulk download, change the default: finish in ScreenKite so every video is already a local export. Migrate critical Loom masters with official downloads, then stop accumulating a library you cannot zip.
Appendix: Loom JAC requests
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