Loom is great at recording. It just doesn’t clean up what it records. TrimTake does — including your Loom exports.
Loom makes it fast to hit record and send a video, which is exactly why so many sales reps, support teams, and managers use it daily. What Loom doesn’t do is remove the ums, restarts, and dead pauses that show up in an unscripted recording. TrimTake isn’t a recorder — it’s the step after. Export your Loom recording, upload it to TrimTake, and get back a version with the filler words and dead air removed, ready to send instead of re-recording.
$0.99 per video. Preview every cut before you download.
See how much shorter your Loom recording could be after cleanup.
Your prospect’s reply rate goes up when they don’t have to sit through 1m 22s of waste.
Upload your Loom to TrimTake — $0.99Estimates based on average talking-head recordings: ~22% dead air and ~8 filler words per minute.
| Feature | TrimTake | Loom |
|---|---|---|
| Removes filler words from recordings | ✓ | ✗ No |
| Removes dead air and long pauses | ✓ | ✗ No |
| Records your screen or camera | ✗ No | ✓ Yes |
| Cleans exported Loom files | ✓ | ✗ No |
| Transcript preview before download | ✓ | ✗ No |
| Pay per video — no subscription | ✓ | ✗ No |
| No watermark on cleaned videos | ✓ Yes | ✓ Yes |
| 9-minute or free guarantee | ✓ | ✗ No |
| Plan | TrimTake | Loom |
|---|---|---|
| Try it once | $0.99 / video | Recording plans only |
| Entry monthly plan | $9 / month | ~$15 / month (recording, not cleanup) |
| Higher-volume plan | $49 / month | ~$20-$40+ / month |
| Filler and dead-air removal | Included, every tier | Not offered |
No. Loom is built for fast, casual recording and sending — it doesn’t clean up filler words or dead air. That’s the gap TrimTake fills.
Yes. Export your Loom recording as a video file and upload it to TrimTake. You’ll get back a version with the ums and pauses removed.
No. Keep recording in Loom the way you always have. Run the export through TrimTake whenever you want a polished version to send instead of re-recording.
It varies, but unscripted recordings commonly run 15-25% dead air and filler words. Try the estimate tool below on your own recording length.