Create a user manual from screen recordings

List the tasks your users need to do, then record each one on screen. Vidocu turns every recording into a chapter with numbered steps and screenshots. Review the drafts, group them into sections, and publish the result as a hosted manual or export it.

A step-by-step guide with a title, headings, numbered steps and screenshots, plus the video itself with subtitles and an optional AI voiceover. You can translate all of it into other languages.

No. You can upload recordings you already have, or use the AI Recorder: describe the flow in plain language and an agent signs in to your web app in a real browser, performs the steps, and records them for you.

Re-record the screens that changed and regenerate those chapters, or use Pulse. Pulse watches your product and code, finds which articles are now wrong, and drafts the updates with new screenshots and video. Nothing is published until someone on your team approves it.

Vidocu supports 70+ languages for subtitles, voiceover and translated guides, so you can ship the manual in every language your users read.

Yes. Each guide exports as PDF, Word (DOCX), Markdown or HTML. A whole Knowledge Center can also be downloaded as an offline ZIP with its articles, images, videos and search.

On a hosted Knowledge Center at your own vidocu.help address or a custom domain, with AI search built in. You can also push articles to Zendesk, Intercom, Notion, Help Scout, Freshdesk or GitBook.

Yes. Vidocu writes the first draft from what was shown on screen. Your team still checks the details, adds context the recording did not show, and removes steps that are not needed.