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Get the step-by-step guide.

SceneRecap turns a screen recording into documentation: numbered steps, a screenshot per step, written instructions, and a timestamp back to the video for each — exported to PDF, DOCX, Markdown or Notion. No narration, no manual screenshots.

How it works

  1. 01

    Record the process

    Pick Tutorial mode and do the task in Chrome as you normally would — no voiceover needed.

  2. 02

    The AI writes the steps

    It segments the recording into steps from your clicks and navigations, picks the best frame for each, and writes the instruction.

  3. 03

    Export anywhere

    PDF, DOCX, Markdown, HTML, or a Notion page with native blocks. Or share the link and let people watch the step they need.

What you get

Explore all four AI modes in the docs, or compare with Scribe and Tango. Writing procedures? See SOPs from a recording. Already have a Loom? Turn it into a guide. Only have notes, not a recording? Paste them into the free step-by-step guide generator.

  • Numbered steps with screenshots

    One clean frame per step, chosen from the recording; no manual cropping.

  • Written instructions

    Short, action-first sentences — ‘Click Pay now’, ‘Open Settings → Billing’ — not a transcript.

  • Timestamps back to the video

    Every step seeks the recording, so readers can watch the 10 seconds they are unsure about.

  • Exports that match your stack

    PDF and DOCX for handbooks, Markdown/HTML for wikis, Notion pages for team docs.

  • Re-record only what changed

    Re-analyze a recording in another mode, or record just the changed part and export again.

  • Privacy built in

    Sensitive fields are never logged — we record that one was used, never its value or your keystrokes. You review the recording before it uploads. EU hosting.

Frequently asked

Is this a Scribe or Tango alternative?

For step-by-step guides, yes — with two differences: SceneRecap records the full video (so the guide links back to the moment), and the same recording can become a bug report, an explanation or a recap. See the Scribe and Tango comparison pages for specifics.

Do I need to narrate?

No. Tutorial mode works from the screen and the interaction log. If you talk, the transcript is used as additional context.

Can I edit the guide?

Yes. Open the guide on its recording page and press Edit guide: rewrite, reorder, add or delete steps, edit the prerequisites and the end state. To change a step's screenshot, pause the video on the right moment and press Use current frame. The share link, exports and tracker issues all use your edited version, and you can restore the AI's version at any time.

Which export formats are supported?

Markdown and GIF highlight on Free; HTML, PDF, DOCX and a Notion page from Pro.

Is Tutorial mode free?

Tutorial mode is available on every plan, Free included.

Can I make a guide without recording anything?

Yes — the free step-by-step guide generator (/tools/step-by-step-guide-generator) turns rough written notes about a process into a numbered guide you can copy as Markdown, no account needed. Recording the process adds what text cannot: a screenshot per step and a timestamp back to the video.

Does it work on desktop apps?

The Chrome extension records browser tabs. For anything else, record with your usual tool and upload the MP4/WebM/MOV — the AI pipeline is the same, minus the click log.

Documentation that writes itself.

Record it once. Export it everywhere.

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