Ship Product Demos & Tutorials Without Ever Saying a Word

ScreenDub is an AI tool that turns a screen recording or slide deck into a narrated video and a written step-by-step guide. You record in the browser or upload an MP4, WebM, MOV, PDF, or PowerPoint, and ScreenDub detects each on-screen action, writes the script, voices it in a natural AI voice, and syncs the narration to the video. Every project exports as a polished MP4 and a step-by-step PDF, and you can publish the same recording in 70+ languages from one source. There is no extension to install, and the Free plan includes 10 minutes of export each month with no credit card.

No. Recording runs entirely in the browser using native screen capture, so there is nothing for IT to provision, approve, or keep updated on each machine. Anyone on the team can capture any tab, window, or their full screen in a couple of clicks, or upload existing footage in MP4, WebM, or MOV to narrate instead. That means a new teammate can produce their first video the same day they get access.

Yes. The voices are natural and studio-grade, with a range of accents, genders, and tones to match your brand voice. You can preview any voice before committing and switch voices at any time without re-recording, and the narration is timed to land on the exact moment each action happens on screen. The result reads as produced content, not an auto-generated voiceover.

Full control. Every recording is analyzed into a structured, editable step list with a timestamp for each step, and a narration script is drafted from it. You can rewrite any line to match your terminology and messaging, trim or reorder steps, then regenerate the narration in seconds. Nothing is published until it reads exactly the way your team wants.

Yes. From a single source recording you can translate and re-narrate into 70+ languages with one click, with no re-shooting, no subtitling by hand, and no voice talent to hire per market. Each localized version keeps the same visuals and timing, so a guide produced once in English ships to every region your customers are in, on the same day.

From one recording you get a polished MP4 with narration synced frame by frame, plus a step-by-step PDF guide with a captured screenshot and written instructions for every step. In practice the same five minutes of recording becomes a demo you can send, a tutorial users can follow at their own pace, and documentation you can publish, each available in any language you need.

Yes. The Free plan includes 10 minutes of export every month with no credit card and no sales call, which is enough to produce a real demo or onboarding guide and run it past your team. When you are ready to standardize across the org, you move up a tier in a click, so a pilot becomes a rollout without re-tooling or migrating anything.

Yes. You can record with a microphone for a human voiceover, or skip the mic and let the script be written and narrated for you. Many teams do both: their own voice for flagship or executive content, and AI narration for the high-volume support, onboarding, and release videos that need to ship constantly and stay consistent across every author.

Each recording can run up to 10 minutes and is captured at up to 2K resolution, with the bitrate scaling to the sharpness of your screen so fine text and UI stay crisp. You can also upload existing footage up to 650 MB. Most demos, tutorials, and walkthroughs sit well inside those limits, and longer material works better split into a short series anyway.

Yes on every paid plan. Free exports carry a small ScreenDub watermark; all paid plans remove it, so your videos and PDFs go out unbranded and fully your own. That makes them safe to embed in your product, help center, sales emails, or partner portals without anything pointing back to us.

Every plan comes with a monthly pool of export minutes that refreshes automatically. When a launch or onboarding push spikes demand, you can move to a higher tier instantly, so production keeps pace with the team and never stalls in the middle of a project or a release week.

Yes. The Teams plan adds a larger monthly volume for higher-output groups, and for larger organizations we put together custom plans around your usage and rollout. Reach out and we will scope something that fits how your teams actually produce and ship content, rather than forcing you into a fixed tier.