Start with a first draft
Get a short instruction tied to the captured action.
Chrome CaptureStep instructions
Automatic Step Instructions
Give each captured action a clear instruction you can review and edit.
Make the next action clear
Put useful words beside the right control.
KickDemo can prepare a short instruction for a captured action. Read the guide in context, adjust the wording to match your product and audience, and keep the final copy in your team’s voice.
Read it in context
Check the guide beside the screen and control it describes.
Make the wording yours
Edit each instruction to fit your product and audience.
Automatic Step InstructionsIn context
In the walkthrough
Show the next step where it happens.
A short guide gives the viewer a direct next action while keeping the product screen visible. Read the instruction in context and revise it before the walkthrough goes out.
- Start from a captured action
- Keep its guide beside the target
- Edit the words to fit your audience
Inside the workflow
From captured action to clear instruction
Review each guide with the screen it describes, then make the wording your own.
- 01
Capture an action
Record the control or screen change the viewer needs to make.
- 02
Review the instruction
Check that the guide explains the action in the context of the screen.
- 03
Edit and save
Refine the words so they fit your product and audience.
Product video
Show Automatic Step Instructions in the workspace.
Record the control, the change it makes, and the result on screen.
Feature recording to addFeature recording · 16:9
auto-generated-step-instructions.mp4Where it helps
Make the next action plain.
Put plain direction beside the action that needs a little explanation.
Customer onboarding
Give new users a direct next step while they learn your product.
Product documentation
Build clear instructions into a visual walkthrough of a task.
Support content
Explain the next action alongside the screen where a customer needs it.
A few useful details
Questions about step instructions.
Can I edit an instruction after it is created?
Yes. Review the wording in the editor and adjust it to match your product and audience.
Where does the instruction appear?
The guide sits beside the captured part of the screen it explains, so viewers can read the direction in context.
Do I have to use the first draft as written?
No. Treat it as a starting point and revise it before sharing the walkthrough.
Turn product curiosity into
closed-won revenue
Build interactive walkthroughs, personalize prospect links, and export 60 FPS motion videos without writing code or waiting on engineering.