How-to tutorials from screen recordings
Good tutorials are screenshots plus concise steps - which is exactly why they're tedious to produce by hand. If you can perform the task while narrating, you already have everything a tutorial needs.
video2doc writes the tutorial for you: it turns your narration into concise instructions, cuts your recording into logical steps, and picks the frame that best shows each action.
The problem
- Making one tutorial takes an afternoon of screenshotting and cropping
- Outdated screenshots make users distrust the whole tutorial
- Video-only tutorials force scrubbing to find a single step
- Writers guess which frame shows the step best - and often guess wrong
How video2doc solves it
- Instruction rewriting - rambling narration becomes crisp imperative steps
- Logical step cutting - the agent groups actions the way a technical writer would
- Vision frame selection - a model looks at the candidate frames and picks the clearest one per step
- Publish-ready output - Markdown for your CMS, standalone HTML for anywhere else
**Example:** A product marketer records a 6-minute Loom showing how to build a report in the analytics module: choose a template, set the date range, add two filters, and schedule the email. The tutorial that comes back has 5 steps, each rewritten as a single clear instruction with the filter panel and schedule dialog captured crisply. It ships to the help center the same afternoon - zero manual screenshots taken.
What you get
- A numbered tutorial with a title and overview
- One AI-chosen screenshot per step
- Timestamps linking steps to the source clip
- Files ready for your help center or blog