Future tutorial engine
Screen understanding, script generation, voice, article, export
Command stage
One recording becomes an editorial system
Capture
Upload once
Draft
AI writes beats
Narrate
Voice + subtitles
Ship
Video + article
AI watches the screen
Not just a text prompt.
Narration stays in sync
Freeze when timing needs it.
Delivery stays connected
The narrated video and written article come from the same source.
How it works
01
Upload your silent screen recording and trim it to the segment you want to narrate.
02
AI watches every frame, maps actions into beats, and drafts the narration script automatically.
03
Export a narrated tutorial video with subtitles and a matching step-by-step help article — from the same recording.
System layer
Screen-aware analysis
Understands what happened on the recording.
Narration drafting
Creates structured tutorial beats.
Narration timing
Keeps the voice and on-screen flow aligned.
Single export path
Preview, subtitles, and final output stay connected.
Narration stack
Script, voice, and subtitles are handled as one editorial layer.
Timeline stack
Zoom, cursor, text, music, and visuals stay in the same system.
Timing stack
The timeline is built for explanation, not just playback.
Delivery stack
Ship the narrated video and the matching written article as one help system.
Access
Start by proving the workflow, then scale video tutorials and publishable help articles from the same source recording.
FAQ
Everything you need to know about turning screen recordings into tutorials with AI.
Vorec uses AI to watch your screen recording frame by frame, understand what happened, and generate a narration script. It then creates a voiceover using text-to-speech and keeps the narration aligned with the on-screen flow so the tutorial feels intentional and easy to follow.
No. Vorec generates the voiceover automatically using AI text-to-speech. Just record your screen silently and upload it — Vorec handles the narration, timing, and export.
Vorec keeps narration aligned with on-screen action by timing the voice around the recorded workflow and preserving a clear step-by-step flow. The goal is for the explanation to feel natural and easy to follow, without sounding detached from what is happening on screen.
Yes. From the same recording, Vorec generates both a narrated tutorial video and a step-by-step help article with screenshots. You can publish the article on your website with a shareable link.
Vorec works best with software walkthroughs, SaaS product demos, onboarding flows, feature tutorials, and any screen recording where you want to explain what's happening on screen. It supports portrait, landscape, and square aspect ratios.
Yes — Vorec offers a free tier with 50 credits per month, 3 projects, and 500 MB of storage. Analyzing a video costs 10 credits and generating speech for each segment costs 2 credits. Pro ($19/mo) and Team ($49/mo) plans offer more credits and storage.
Loom and similar tools record your screen and voice together — you need a mic and have to narrate live. Vorec takes a different approach: record silently first, then let AI generate the narration afterward. This means you can re-record without re-narrating, edit the script before export, and produce both video and written tutorials from one recording.
One recording becomes a polished tutorial video with AI voiceover, subtitles, and a publishable help article.