AI tutorial video maker
Most tutorial video makers hand you a recorder and a timeline. SayScreen works the other way round: describe the lesson, and its AI clicks through your web app, writes and voices the narration, and edits the video.
$1 for 7 days, then $29/month
They differ in how much of the job is left for you. Pick by who you want clicking through the app.
For example
Who clicks through
Who narrates
Who edits
When the interface changes
Works with
| You record, you edit | You record, AI edits | AI records and edits | |
|---|---|---|---|
| For example | Camtasia, Loom, Screen Studio | Guidde, Trupeer, Clueso | SayScreen, Demosmith, Bingeable |
| Who clicks through | You | You | The AI |
| Who narrates | You, or in some an AI voice from your script | You, or an AI voice from a cleaned-up script | An AI voice, from a script it writes |
| Who edits | You, on a timeline | The AI, then you | The AI, then you |
| When the interface changes | Record and edit again | Capture it again | Run the prompt again |
| Works with | Anything on your screen | What its extension or desktop app can capture | Web apps |
SayScreen records web apps only, and there's no camera. For desktop software, or a video with your face in it, a recorder is the better choice: see SayScreen vs Camtasia and SayScreen vs Loom, or compare them all. If you'd like to do it by hand, the guide to making a software tutorial video covers both routes, and the free online screen recorder needs no sign-up.
Paste the page where the lesson starts and describe what to teach, like briefing a colleague: the goal, the steps to show, what to skip.
Your AI director drives a real browser: it reads each screen, finds the right buttons, clicks, types and writes a line of narration for every step.
A lifelike AI voice reads the script and SayScreen edits it with zooms, a gliding cursor and captions. You get an MP4 and an .srt file.
The camera pushes in on small targets and pulls back when the page changes.
An oversized pointer moves to each target, and every click is highlighted.
A stock voice or your own cloned voice, written from what happens on screen.
Burn them into the video, and get an .srt file with every render.
When a step uses a keyboard shortcut, viewers see it as a keycap.
Idle time is trimmed and slow page loads are fast-forwarded.
In widescreen, or vertical for people watching on their phones.
Nine gradient backgrounds or your own image, with a browser, minimal or no window frame.
Edit without re-recording
Every video comes with its script. Fix a phrase, drop a step or try another voice, and SayScreen rebuilds the video around your change in minutes.
Let's create a new project in Taskly.
Click New project, in the top-right corner.
Type the name. Give it a name. We'll call it Q3 Launch.
Open the settings to rename the workspace.
Tutorials happen inside real accounts, so that's where it goes: you sign in yourself, and it keeps the session, not the password.
Before and after the recording
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Create your first project
Every new customer starts here, and the template picker is easy to miss.
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Roles sit three menus deep, so this one saves support tickets.
Make this videoNot sure what to record? Point the AI at your app. It clicks around like a new customer, then suggests videos worth making, each with its brief ready to go.
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The AI writes three title options and a description with hashtags, picked to get found in search, and makes a thumbnail from the video. Change the words, screenshot or color as you like.
See the results on our YouTube channel, where every tutorial was made with SayScreen.
How-to videos
Each one was recorded in the real app from a single prompt, then checked step by step. Every page shows the prompt.
$1 for your first 7 days, then $29 a month. One plan with everything in it, and you can cancel anytime.
Software for making how-to videos. Most combine a screen recorder with an editor: you perform the steps, narrate them, then cut and zoom by hand. An AI tutorial video maker takes on some of that work, and SayScreen takes on all of it for web apps: you describe the lesson and it records, narrates and edits the video.
It depends on the software and how much you want to do yourself. For web apps, with no recording or editing, SayScreen (ours). For desktop software and frame-by-frame control, a recorder and timeline editor such as Camtasia. For a written guide with every video, Guidde. Our comparison pages set them side by side with sources.
Yes, if you'll do the recording yourself. The free online screen recorder on this site needs no sign-up and adds no watermark, and Guidde and Loom have free plans with limits. SayScreen isn't free: it's $1 for your first 7 days, then $29 a month.
Web apps that run in Chrome and are reachable on the internet, including pages behind a login: SaaS dashboards, admin panels, internal tools, CRMs and developer consoles. It can't record desktop or native mobile apps, or pages on a private network or VPN.
No. A natural AI voice reads the narration, in a stock voice or your own cloned voice. There's no camera, and the only time you'd use a microphone is to clone your voice, by reading a short script once.
Up to 10 minutes each, with 30 videos a month. One task per video usually works best, at one to three minutes: short lessons are easier to follow and to keep up to date.
A focused one-to-two-minute walkthrough is typically ready in minutes. You watch the AI work live, then review the script and steps before you publish.
An MP4 and an .srt caption file to publish anywhere: your help center, video host, docs or YouTube. You host them yourself; there are no share links or embeds from us. For YouTube, the AI also writes three titles and a description and makes a thumbnail.
Last checked . What this page says about Guidde, Clueso, Trupeer, Loom, Camtasia, Screen Studio, Demosmith and Bingeable comes from their own website; what it says about SayScreen comes from this site. The table describes kinds of tool in general; the comparison pages go into each one. Prices and features change, so check the source before you buy. If something here is out of date, tell us at hey@sayscreen.com and we'll fix it.
Guidde, Clueso, Trupeer, Loom, Camtasia, Screen Studio, Demosmith and Bingeable are trademarks of their respective owners. SayScreen isn't affiliated with or endorsed by any of them; the names are used only to identify the products.
Point SayScreen at your app, say what to teach, and get a narrated, edited video back.
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