Tutorial Video
Tutorial videos your users actually complete
Turn rough screen recordings into step-by-step tutorial videos with automatic zooms, cursor tracking, and captions. No editing skills needed. No retakes required.
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"I recorded it four times. Users still can't tell where I'm clicking."
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You're a product manager, a CS lead, or a developer advocate.
Your users need to learn a workflow, and you know a tutorial video is the fastest way to teach them.
83% of people say they prefer video over text documentation.
But making a tutorial video that people can actually follow is a different problem entirely.
Here's what happens.
You open your screen recorder, hit record, and walk through the workflow.
Eight minutes later, you stop.
Half the footage is you clicking the wrong menu item.
There's a 45-second pause where you lost your train of thought.
Your cursor is a 12-pixel arrow that nobody can track on a laptop screen.
The retake treadmill Record, stumble, re-record. Four takes later, you still have 40 seconds of dead air nobody wants to edit out.
"Where did they click?" Your cursor is invisible, clicks happen off-screen, and users pause the video trying to figure out where you went.
83% of users of people prefer video over text docs, but most teams can't produce tutorials fast enough to cover every workflow.
Outdated before the next release Your UI ships updates every sprint. By the time a tutorial is polished, the screens don't match anymore.
Companies with video tutorials see 25-66% fewer support tickets. Every tutorial you haven't made is a cost you're already paying.
From "I'll just link the docs" to "that tutorial walked me right through it"
The Old Way
Before ngram
The ngram Way
After ngram
You need a tutorial for your new settings workflow. You open your screen recorder, hit record, and start clicking. You take a wrong turn, backtrack, pause to remember the next step, keep going. The recording is 11 minutes. The actual workflow takes 3.
Same rough recording. Same wrong clicks and pauses. But you upload it to ngram. Fifteen minutes later: dead air trimmed, cursor highlighted and tracked, smart zooms on every interaction, numbered step callouts, and professional captions throughout.
Your cursor disappears into the UI. Clicks happen with no visual feedback. A user watching this would have to replay each step three times to figure out what happened. Nobody has that patience.
The 11-minute ramble becomes a tight 3-minute walkthrough. Users pause, do the step, unpause. They succeed on the first try. Your support inbox stays quiet.
You either spend your evening in a timeline editor, or you ship it raw and brace for the support tickets. Two weeks later, the settings page gets redesigned and the whole video is wrong.
When the settings page gets redesigned, you re-record just that section, swap it into the storyboard, and re-render. Ten minutes. Your tutorial library stays accurate without a production cycle.
The Numbers Don't Lie
Time to create
4-6 hours (DIY editing)
Under 15 minutes
Cost per tutorial
$500-$1,500 (freelancer)
Included in your plan
Viewer clarity
Tiny cursor, no zooms, no labels
Smart zooms, cursor tracking, step callouts
Time to update
Re-edit from scratch (hours)
Swap one section (10 minutes)
Polished tutorials from your rough recordings
ngram transforms your unedited screen recordings into professional tutorial videos that users can actually follow step by step.
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Start from a screen recording
Record your workflow with any screen capture tool. Don't worry about mistakes, pacing, or wrong clicks. ngram automatically cuts dead air, highlights your cursor, adds smart zooms on every interaction, overlays numbered step callouts, and generates captions. You review the storyboard and tweak anything before rendering.
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Or start from documentation
Paste your help article, SOP, or step-by-step guide. ngram writes a video script, plans the visual sequence, and generates a tutorial with screen captures, annotations, and AI voiceover. Turn your existing docs into video walkthroughs without recording anything.
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Either way, your users get tutorials they can follow on the first try. Clear, professional, and easy to update when your product changes.
What changes when tutorial video take minutes
Every click becomes impossible to miss
Cursor tracking, smart zooms, and numbered step callouts turn a raw screen recording into guided instructions. Users see exactly where to click, in what order, without rewinding or guessing.
Your support queue gets shorter
Companies with video documentation see 25-66% fewer support tickets. A 3-minute tutorial prevents dozens of repetitive questions. Your support team focuses on real issues instead of explaining the same workflow.
Tutorials stay current across releases
UI changed? Swap the updated section into the storyboard and re-render in 10 minutes. No agency, no re-edit from scratch. Your tutorial library stays accurate as your product evolves.
Build a complete tutorial library
When each tutorial takes 15 minutes instead of a full afternoon, you can cover every workflow. Every feature gets a walkthrough. Every onboarding question gets a video answer. Your help center becomes comprehensive.
Raw recording → polished video in 3 steps
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Record your workflow
30 secondsScreen-record the task you want to teach. Wrong clicks, dead air, forgotten steps - all fine. ngram works with whatever you capture.
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Review the polished edit
2 minutesngram trims mistakes, adds cursor tracking and smart zooms, overlays step callouts, and generates captions. Review the storyboard and adjust anything.
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Publish to your help center
instantExport in any format or grab an embed link. When your UI changes, swap the updated section and re-render in 10 minutes.
Built for tutorial video, specifically
Cursor Emphasis
Your cursor becomes the guide, not the mystery
Automatic cursor highlighting and trails so viewers can track every mouse movement across your interface. No more pausing and rewinding to figure out where you clicked. Every interaction is visible, even on small screens.
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Smart Zoom
Every step gets a close-up exactly when it matters
ngram detects your clicks and automatically zooms in on the relevant UI element. Users see the button, the dropdown, the input field up close without you manually keyframing a single zoom. Perfect for tutorials with dense interfaces.
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Auto-Cut
Your wrong clicks and pauses disappear automatically
Dead air, hesitations, and mistakes get trimmed without you touching a timeline. Your 11-minute raw recording becomes a tight 3-minute tutorial that respects your users' time and attention.
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Auto Captions
Users follow along even with the sound off
Accurate, styled captions generated automatically from your narration or voiceover. Users in open offices, on mobile, or with accessibility needs can follow every step without turning up the volume.
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Callouts & Step Labels
Turn a recording into numbered instructions
Automatic step numbers, annotations, and visual callouts overlaid on your screen recording. Users always know which step they're on and what to look for next, even in complex multi-screen workflows.
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“But will it work for my situation?”
Still have questions?
The old way vs. the ngram way
Raw Screen Recording (Loom) | Synthesia / Guidde | ngram | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Time to create | Minutes (unpolished) | 30-60 minutes (scripted) | Under 15 minutes |
| Cursor clarity | Tiny arrow, no tracking | No real screen recording | Auto-tracked and highlighted |
| Smart zooms | None | None (avatar-based) | Automatic on every click |
| Time to update | Re-record everything | Re-script and regenerate | Swap one section (10 min) |
| Learning curve | Low (but output is raw) | Medium (scripting required) | None (AI handles editing) |
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Stop shipping raw recordings users can't follow. Turn your rough screen captures into polished tutorials with smart zooms, cursor tracking, and step callouts. Fewer support tickets. Happier users.
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