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Ship product tutorials without recording a single voiceover.

Record your screen in silence. You get a narrated tutorial video and a step-by-step written guide for your help center.

Try it: silent recording → voiced tutorial

The voice never has to rush

A step lasts 4 seconds on screen, but explaining it takes 6 seconds. Other tools speed the voice up until it sounds like a chipmunk. HeyMotion slows the video down instead, so the voice stays natural.

Step 1 · 00:00 → 00:04Open terminal and start the FastAPI server

“Start the FastAPI server on port 8080 so the worker queue can process your video jobs.”

VIDEO
Video slowed down (4.0s → 6.2s)
VOICE
✓ AI voice (6.2s · natural speed)
Step 2 · 00:04 → 00:09Select Smart Clipper and pick the Screen Recording profile

“Choose the Smart Clipper pipeline and set the profile to Screen Recording for automatic zoom.”

VIDEO
Video slowed down (5.0s → 5.4s)
VOICE
✓ AI voice (5.4s · natural speed)
Step 3 · 00:09 → 00:13Download the MP4 video and the Markdown article

“Once rendering finishes, download both the tutorial video and the step-by-step Markdown guide.”

VIDEO
Video slowed down (4.0s → 5.8s)
VOICE
✓ AI voice (5.8s · natural speed)

1. Every tutorial sounds like the same narrator

Whoever records the screen, every tutorial uses the narrator style you pick: Tech Lead, High-Energy Creator, or Corporate & Onboarding—with 30 voices in 10 languages.

How it works under the hood
The AI watches the recording, writes a script for each step, and voices it. Then the video slows down or pauses where needed, so the voice never has to rush.

2. A button changed? Fix one step, not the whole video

Edit the text of that one step. Only that part is redone—the rest of the tutorial stays as it is.

3. Your brand in every tutorial

Set your product name, greeting, sign-off and writing rules once. Every tutorial your team records is narrated the same way, so docs sound like one company—not ten people.

Ship the release. The tutorial and help article follow.

Record the screen in silence and get a narrated tutorial plus a step-by-step written guide—without anyone recording a voiceover.