CursorFocus vs Loom

Both tools record your screen and let you share the result. But they are built for different jobs — and the differences matter depending on what you need.

Get CursorFocus — $79 one-time

Quick take

Choose CursorFocus if you want polished video output with zoom effects, 4K export, and no monthly fees. Choose Loom if your primary use case is quick async team messaging with a cloud inbox.

Side-by-side feature comparison

Feature CursorFocus Loom
Platform Mac only Web, Mac, Windows, iOS, Android
Pricing $79 one-time $8–15/month
Auto-zoom on click Yes No
Cursor size and click highlights Yes No
4K export Yes No
Local MP4 export Yes partial
Built-in video editor Yes partial
Background music Yes No
Mic / system audio controls Volume / mute No
Canvas framing Yes No
Custom backgrounds Yes partial
Shareable links No Yes
Team inbox / async No Yes
Mobile apps No Yes

CursorFocus

A native Mac screen recorder with auto-zoom, cursor effects, 4K export, and a one-time price. Built for polished product demos, tutorials, and courses.

Loom

A cloud-based async video messaging tool built for quick team communication. Popular in remote teams for sharing updates and walkthroughs.

Common questions

Which is better for product demos, CursorFocus or Loom?

CursorFocus. Auto-zoom, cursor size and click highlights, 4K export, and canvas framing make demos look more professional. Loom is better for quick internal updates.

Can I use CursorFocus and Loom together?

Yes. Some teams use CursorFocus for polished external demos and Loom for quick internal async messages.

Does CursorFocus have a free plan like Loom?

CursorFocus offers a 14-day money-back guarantee so you can test it before buying. It is then $79 one-time with no ongoing costs.

Try CursorFocus for yourself

Start with CursorFocus on your Mac and see how it compares to Loom.

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