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On the recording's page, click Edit. Drag the handles under the preview to trim, use Crop to cut it down, and pick a speed. Pro adds Arrow, Box, Text and Blur; select one and press Delete to remove it, or Ctrl + Z to undo. Choose a GIF size (for example "Under 5 MB") and click Save GIF.
Yes. After selecting an area, click Screenshot instead of Record to save a PNG. To edit any GIF on the web, right-click it and choose Edit with LoopShot. You can also open a GIF from your computer on the recordings page.
Chrome's tab recording leaves the real pointer out, so LoopShot draws one in for you ("Show the cursor" in Options). Pro adds a spotlight around it.
On the recording's page, click Upload & get link. The link is copied for you: paste it into Slack, Discord, X, GitHub or an email, and the GIF shows in the preview. Copy GIF URL gives a direct image link for Markdown and docs. Click Delete online copy any time to take it down.
Click Unlock Pro anywhere in LoopShot (or right-click the LoopShot icon → Options → Plan). That opens a pay-what-you-want page and switches Pro on in your browser straight away. Bought Pro earlier and have a key starting with LOOP-? Paste it under Plan and click Activate.
Email nickdavies100@gmail.com from the address you paid with, and we'll send it again.
Chrome doesn't let extensions record its own pages (chrome://, the Chrome Web Store, the new tab page) or built-in PDF viewers. Try on a normal website.
Only if you click Upload & get link on one. Otherwise everything is captured, encoded and kept in your browser. See the privacy policy.
Yes. If LoopShot Pro doesn't work for you, email us within 30 days for a full refund.