Loom video downloader — video, audio or transcript.
Save a shared Loom recording as MP4 before the link expires or the workspace is cleaned out — or take just the voice track, or just the transcript.
Made for shared recordings
Keep it before it goes
Loom links get revoked, workspaces get pruned, and free-plan libraries get trimmed. A local MP4 is the only copy that survives that.
The transcript as a file
Loom generates captions but makes them awkward to keep. Take them as SRT for subtitling, or plain text for notes and search.
Voice track on its own
A nine-minute walkthrough is 186 MB as video and 13 MB as audio. For a verbal handover, that's the version worth archiving.
Honest about permissions
Password-protected and workspace-restricted recordings can't be opened with a public link, and this tool says which one it hit.
Which Loom links can be opened
Loom's sharing model is the whole story here — the same URL shape behaves very differently depending on how it was shared.
| Link type | Opens without login? | Downloadable | What you see if not |
|---|---|---|---|
| Public / anyone with link | Yes | Video, audio, transcript | — |
| Password protected | No | Nothing | "This recording is password protected" |
| Workspace restricted | No | Nothing | "Restricted to its workspace" |
| Deleted or expired | No | Nothing | Server can't resolve the link |
Loom download specs
How to download a Loom video
Copy the link
From the address bar, or the app's Share → Copy link.
Paste and fetch
Keavix reads the host, checks what's actually available, and lists it with file sizes.
Pick and save
Choose a quality and the file goes straight to your device. Nothing is stored on our servers.
Loom downloader FAQ
Still stuck? Read the guides or mail us.
You need a working share link. If the recording is public or unlisted, that link is enough. Whether you should keep a copy of someone's internal walkthrough is a judgement call, not a technical one.
No. Without the password there's nothing to fetch, and we don't ask you for one.
Those need a signed-in member of that workspace. A public link won't resolve them, and the tool reports that rather than failing vaguely.
Yes. Loom composites the screen and camera into one video, so the file looks exactly like the playback page.
Yes — the Subtitles tab offers SRT with timecodes, or plain text without them.
No. Loom records at up to 1080p, so that's the ceiling.