For creators and SaaS marketing teams
Software tutorials for YouTube, from one sentence
How-to searches are where people find software on YouTube. Describe the tutorial, and SayScreen records the web app, narrates and edits it, then drafts the title, description and thumbnail.
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Why teams use SayScreen for YouTube tutorials
Titles and a thumbnail included
Every finished video has a Title & thumbnail tab: three title options, a description with hashtags, and a thumbnail made from the video that you can edit.
Widescreen or vertical
Render 1080p at 60 fps in widescreen for YouTube, or vertical for Shorts and other phone feeds.
A channel's worth, fast
One prompt per how-to. Publish a series on every feature, and remake any video when the app's UI changes.
Prompts to try
Describe it like you'd brief a colleague
Say what to show, what to emphasize and where to stop. SayScreen turns each prompt into a narrated video. Copy one to start.
- 1Point it at your app. 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.
- 2AI takes the wheel. 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.
- 3Download the finished video. 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.
- Show how to set up an automation that emails a weekly report.
- Give a 60-second tour of the new dashboard.
- Walk through connecting a calendar and booking the first meeting.
Frequently asked questions
Pick one task people search for, write a short script, record the screen at a readable size, cut the waiting, zoom in on each click and add captions. Or describe the task to SayScreen and it does the recording, narration and editing.
As long as the task needs and no longer. Most software how-tos land between one and five minutes; split bigger topics into a series and link them with chapters or a playlist.
Yes. Every video comes with an .srt file, which YouTube accepts as a subtitle upload.
Web apps that run in Chrome and are reachable on the internet, including pages behind a sign-in. It doesn't record desktop software or games.
More ways teams use SayScreen
- For customer success & growth teamsCustomer onboarding
- For support & documentation teamsHelp center & support
- For product marketing & salesProduct demos
- For product teams shipping every weekFeature launches
- For HR, IT and enablement teamsEmployee training
- For support and customer service teamsCustomer support
- For teachers, trainers and course creatorsTeachers & courses
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Your next tutorial is one sentence away.
Point SayScreen at your app, say what to teach, and get a narrated, edited video back.
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