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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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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.
| Feature | Superscreen | Zight |
|---|---|---|
| Countdown | Included | Included |
| Frame rate | Included | Partly |
| Quality | Included | Not included |
| Cursor | Included | Included |
| Click highlights | Included | Not included |
| Camera bubble | Included | Included |
| Audio | Included | Partly |
| Trim and cut | Included | Partly |
| Assets | Included | Not included |
| Captions | Included | Partly |
| Keystrokes | Included | Not included |
| Export formats | Included | Partly |
| Performance | Included | Partly |
| File names | Included | Not included |
| Cursor zoom | Included | Not included |
| Projects | Included | Included |
- IncludedIncluded
- PartlyPartly
- Not includedNot included
Checked August 2026. Prices and features move — worth a look at the source before you decide.
