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Superscreen vs Zight.

The old CloudApp, renamed. Screenshots, GIFs and screen recordings that turn into a shareable link the moment you stop.

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Free tier, then about $10 a month

Matches 4 of 16 features

The honest read

Where Zight is the better answer, and where it is not.

What Zight does well

  • One tool for stills, GIFs and video, all landing in the same place.
  • Annotation and instant links are quick and well judged.
  • A shared team library that non-technical colleagues actually use.

Where it runs out of road

  • Cloud-first: an account is required and the file is theirs before it is yours.
  • Quality and length are capped by the plan you are on.
  • The editing is trimming, and there is no timeline behind it.

Zight is a sharing tool that records. Superscreen is a recorder that also exports — if the value is in the link, Zight wins; if it is in the file, it does not.

Feature by feature

The whole list, both ways.

Every row opens that feature in full, with the panel that shows it running.

Checked August 2026. Prices and features move — worth a look at the source before you decide.