The only points that, frankly, still hold me back from switching from Loom completely to Clickup Clips are: Import recent videos after Clickup. Just so as not to lose my videos. It is precisely the relevant online course videos that we have integrated into interfaces for our customers. In general, the option to upload videos retrospectively to Clickup, just like with Loom. Sometimes you just want to upload it later or have to record or edit a video separately and then upload it for sharing, etc. Missing camera when shooting. Highlight clicks with the mouse in color with a yellow circle around it, etc., so that you can clearly see where you are currently clicking on it. Or, if necessary, options to add visual presenters in general, such as an arrow or a border. Even if that would be an additional “nice-to-have” and in Loom, there is only a yellow circle around every click with the mouse that you can quickly see where people are clicking on in recordings. I would say the rest is already very much interested in the benefits of ClickUp. Of course, the URL is still extremely ugly and long when you share it, but that is a beauty feature that I could ignore. And the advantage that ClickUp then has the full context of everything. In my opinion, notetakers for video calls and then also the short videos, etc. are a huge added value. And right now that Loom also wants to raise prices significantly from $12 to $20, I'm really looking at what better alternatives there are and ClickUp is of course a first choice. I just don't want to lose my previous Loom videos. Especially the 100-200 that are up to date and are involved in SOPs or online courses.
