Read before this
Read these direct prerequisites in order. Each guide lists any earlier context it assumes.
Start a recording
- Open Screen Recorder from Tools.
- Review the recording tips and choose Start Recording.
- Select the browser tab, window, or screen requested by your browser.
- Allow microphone or system audio only when the walkthrough needs it.
- Perform the product flow, then stop and review the recording.
Record a useful walkthrough
- Close private tabs and notifications first.
- Use a clean demo account with safe sample data.
- Move the pointer deliberately and pause after important actions.
- Speak naturally; ngram can turn the recording into a cleaner script and structure.
- Do not expose passwords, API keys, personal data, or customer information.
After recording
Review the capture before adding it as source video. From the editor or agentic handoff, trim or restructure the walkthrough, add narration, captions, music, or an avatar, and remove mistakes that do not belong in the final story.
Enhance a qualifying recording
When a Screencast or Screencast + Avatar keeps speech from the source video, the pre-start flow can show Enhance your recording. Each option is optional; review the untouched recording before deciding what to change.
- Remove filler words from the source speech.
- Remove long pauses or tighten pacing.
- Isolate the voice from background sound.
- Change the narrator voice while preserving the source delivery and timing.
- Apply the visible screencast enhancement option when the recording qualifies.
Browser troubleshooting
If the picker does not show the tab or audio source you need, check browser and macOS screen-recording permissions, then reload the recorder. Record a short test before a long walkthrough to verify audio and resolution.
Keep going
Choose between motion graphics, avatar, screencast, and other video types visible in Studio.
Understand the full editor and how it differs from inline agentic editing.
Add URLs, documents, images, recordings, and other reference material to a video request.
Troubleshoot slow, stopped, failed, or disconnected video generation without relying on fixed time promises.