ShortslyMatch visuals to instructions
Place the relevant close-up, screen recording, or generated scene exactly where the step is explained.
Use cases
Create tutorial videos one clear step at a time.
Break the process into visible actions, upload the exact demonstration footage, and match every instruction to the relevant screen or close-up.
- Write each step as one action with a result the viewer can see.
- Upload screen recordings, close-ups, or product clips for the exact procedure.
- Use captions for labels and terms without covering the part being demonstrated.
Make every step easy to follow.
Keep captions readable
Use synchronized captions to reinforce terminology without covering the important part of the frame.
Correct details without rebuilding
Replace one clip, rewrite one caption, or retime one section directly on the timeline.
Keep every instruction attached to its demonstration.
Use original screen recordings and product footage for exact actions, then edit timing and captions around them.
Step 1
Map the procedure. List the actions in order and remove any explanation that does not help complete the task.
Step 2
Upload the demonstration. Add the screen recording, product clip, or close-up that shows each action accurately.
Step 3
Align and review each step. Match narration to footage and confirm captions and important details remain clear on a phone.
Questions about tutorial videos.
Can I use screen recordings in a tutorial?
Yes. Upload video clips and place them on the timeline alongside captions, voiceover, backgrounds, and other visuals.
Can I change the order of tutorial steps?
Yes. The generated project remains editable, so clips and timing can be reorganized before export.
Can a tutorial start from an existing voiceover?
Yes. Upload or reuse the voiceover and build the video around its word-level timing.
