Screen recordings, screenshots, and GIFs
Capture screen activity as a video, still image, or GIF. The free Share plan lists GIFs up to 15 seconds; paid plans list GIFs up to 60 seconds.
Capture and share screens, videos, and GIFs to explain ideas, support users, and document team workflows.
Zight is a visual communication platform for capturing screen activity as recordings, screenshots, and GIFs, then sharing it through links or supported integrations. It helps make demonstrations, issue reports, and instructions easier to follow than text alone. Depending on the plan, AI features can turn recordings into transcripts, summaries, chapters, captions, and step-by-step guides; availability and limits vary by plan.
The platform serves individuals and teams. Users can share their own visual content or request a recording from someone else. In the request workflow described on the site, recipients can record through a link without an account or installation, and support requests can include console logs.
Capture screen activity as a video, still image, or GIF. The free Share plan lists GIFs up to 15 seconds; paid plans list GIFs up to 60 seconds.
Capture visible areas or scrolling pages, then crop and annotate images with shapes, arrows, text, markers, or stickers. Blur and redaction are included on paid plans.
Paid plans add editing options including trimming, splitting, annotations, cropping, rotation, filters, fine-tuning, and merging. Video redaction is listed on Collaborate and Scale.
Depending on the plan, Zight can generate transcripts, titles, captions, summaries, smart chapters, and step-by-step guides from recordings. Create includes a limited monthly allowance for AI actions; higher tiers list expanded access.
Share recordings and screenshots by link and organize content in collections or folders. The integrations directory lists 90+ tools, including Slack, Jira, Zendesk, Intercom, Confluence, and Notion.
Send a request link so another person can record and return a video without an account or installation. The site describes support workflows that can attach console logs to returned recordings.
Record a walkthrough or how-to and share its link with colleagues or customers, reducing the need to arrange a call for a visual explanation.
Add a Video Request link to a support ticket so a customer can show the issue directly. The described workflow can return a recording with console logs for investigation.
Turn a recorded walkthrough into AI-generated summaries, chapters, or step-by-step guides that can be reused for onboarding and internal documentation.
Post recordings or annotated screenshots in supported tools such as Slack, Jira, Confluence, or Microsoft Teams, keeping visual context alongside the conversation or work item.
The home page describes Zight joining calendar calls and returning notes and action items, providing a meeting follow-up workflow alongside its screen-capture tools.
The site says recipients can open a request link and record without an account or installation.
Depending on the plan, AI outputs include transcripts, titles, captions, summaries, smart chapters, and step-by-step guides.
The pricing comparison lists desktop apps for Windows and Mac, an iOS mobile app, and a Chrome extension.
Yes. The Share plan is listed at $0 and includes recording, video requests, screenshots, link sharing, and GIF creation with a 15-second limit.
The site lists SOC 2 Type II and GDPR across plans. Scale adds SSO/SCIM, group-based permissions, custom data retention, and HIPAA compliance when a BAA is in place.
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