Approval Studio vs. Filecamp vs. JavaScript vs. Libravid Comparison Chart

Filecamp is a cloud-based Digital Asset Management system that allows marketing professionals to organize, share, tag, and distribute their digital assets. All from their own custom-branded, password-protected, easy-to-use, space in the cloud. Filecamp is used by over 1,600 brands from more than 60 countries around the world. Thousands of brand managers, marketers, and creatives from global organizations like The Wall Street Journal, Unilever, FSC, and Lego use Filecamp to organize company files; review, comment and approve projects in real-time; distribute brand materials, and make the right content available to others at the click of a button. Even small companies and freelancers are using Filecamp to share files and collaborate with their clients and partners.

Libravid is the video platform for creators, with everything you need to edit, share, review, and publish your videos. The video editor runs in a web browser and allows collaborators to work on the same sequence at the same time, with clip changes and comments pushed live. It supports videos with alpha channel, and has effects like color correction, scale, position, crop, title generators, transitions, and more. Teams spread across different geographies can all access the same footage securely in the cloud. The platform has built-in review and approval workflows, allowing clients and collaborators to comment and approve videos and other files securely from anywhere. Custom metadata and tagging allow media to be sorted, searched, and organized so team members can find what they need fast. When a project is done, publish it to other services like YouTube with just a few clicks. After publishing, view reports on performance such as views, likes, and shares.