Loom API Documentation

Loom is a cloud-based video messaging platform that enables users to record, share, and collaborate on videos. It offers screen recording, webcam recording, editing tools, and collaboration features such as commenting, timestamps, and reactions. Loom integrates with various productivity tools, including Gmail, Slack, and Google Drive, allowing users to easily share and embed videos in emails, messages, and documents. By providing a user-friendly interface and seamless integration, Loom simplifies video communication and enhances collaboration within teams and organizations. Loom API provides developers with a comprehensive set of tools to integrate Loom's video messaging capabilities into their applications. The API documentation offers detailed information on endpoints, request and response formats, and code examples. REST APIs enable developers to perform various actions such as creating videos, retrieving video metadata, and managing permissions. Webhooks allow applications to receive real-time notifications when specific events occur, such as video creation or completion. To ensure optimal performance and avoid overloading Loom's servers, rate limits are implemented to restrict the number of API requests per minute. By leveraging Loom API, developers can extend the functionality of their applications, seamlessly integrating video messaging and collaboration into their workflows.