Zight

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overall

927

out of 62,432

-61

traffic

1,175

out of 62,432

-21

investment

2,338

out of 62,432

-112

review

863

out of 62,432

-4

These rankings are based on data from March 2026

Company

Zight

Years in business

Number of employees

11-50 employees

Country

United States

Zight offers AI-powered visual tools for recording, sharing, and explaining work, enhancing productivity and team alignment. Features include screen recording, video summarization, and integrations with major platforms.

API Availability

Pricing

freemium

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Use

content generation

image generation

screen capture & recording

video editing

video summarization

Position of Zight on sub rankings

March 2026

AI content generator - Overall

15 out of 2,376

AI image generator - Overall

18 out of 1,335

AI video editor - Overall

17 out of 361

United States - Overall

563 out of 17,204

AI content generator - Overall

15 out of 2,376

AI image generator - Overall

18 out of 1,335

AI video editor - Overall

17 out of 361

United States - Overall

563 out of 17,204

Industries

education

health & sports

marketing & sales

Integrations

confluence

jira

microsoft teams

slack

zendesk

Security protocols

gdpr

Company

Zight

Years in business

Number of employees

11-50 employees

Country

United States

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