Upload product documentation, demo notes, feature decks, system diagrams, and release notes to generate product explainers with a clear value narrative and workflow sequence.
Illustrative workflow · Motion Graphics
Example source
product document PDF, task-flow SVG and release notes MarkdownA source-led explainer for product and customer education teams, organised around the decisions and details they need to follow.
You have the positioning and product documents, but need a story that starts with the audience’s problem instead of a list of features.
You need to make a system, workflow, or technical decision understandable without repeating the same walkthrough live.
Prepare your documents
Turn product documentation, feature decks, demo notes, or architecture diagrams into explainer videos people can understand before a decision.
A focused path
Name who is watching, what they are trying to decide or do, and the product relationship that needs to become clear.
Add the current source and name the sections, terms, figures, or steps that the explanation must preserve.
Have the product owner check terminology, feature behavior, and examples against the current release before the video is shared.
Useful next step
Turn a current webpage or product guide into a clear next-step video
Turn a product guide or adoption workflow into a customer education video that connects the first action to visible value.
Use this resource Webpage and help workflowChoose whether a current webpage should become a task-focused explainer video or stay a live screen recording of the interface.
Use this resource Product education workflowTurn release notes into a clear customer or team explanation by connecting what changed to the task, audience, and next action it affects.
Use this resource Source-backed caseSee how a first-use product guide becomes a customer education video that connects the first action to visible value.
Read case design Source-backed caseSee how a water-filter replacement manual becomes a reassuring homeowner video guide with parts, steps, and a final check.
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