ShotDemo

Made with ShotDemo

A tutorial video maker for software how-tos

Help articles answer questions, but many people would rather watch thirty seconds of "click here, then here". Recording those videos by hand means redoing them every time the interface changes.

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A frame of ShotDemo's own video: the app's Studio in a browser frame, with its caption

With ShotDemo, a tutorial is a set of screenshots and a few notes. When the interface changes, replace the screenshot and render again.

Built for how-tos

  • Steps card: the tutorial style adds a card listing the steps before the screens.
  • Highlight boxes: draw a box around the button or field a step is about.
  • A calm voice: pick a voice and speed that suits instructions, and hear it first.
  • Subtitles: every video comes with a subtitle file, and captions on screen.

The camera shows the right spot

For each step the camera moves to the part of the screen the line talks about, so viewers do not have to hunt for the button on a full-size screenshot, even in the tall phone shape.

Keep them up to date

Tutorials go stale when the product changes. Because a project is just your screenshots and your words, updating a video means swapping a screenshot or a line, not recording again. After paying for a video you can render it again as often as you need.

See your product's video before you pay

A free preview of the real thing, then $58 once for the finished files, plus tax where it applies.