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Docsie Video to Docs

Your recording.
A guide people can use.

Turn a training video or screen recording into step-by-step documentation, with screenshots and context. Review the guide, share it with your team, or export it for your customers.

Start with your own recording, or explore the published guides to see the output first.

Real video. Real output.

Create a Salesforce report

Source video: creating a report in Salesforce
Start with the training video
Watch the source ↗
Screenshot captured in the generated Salesforce report guide
Get steps and screenshots
Read the generated guide →

Open the tutorial to compare the source recording with the complete generated procedure.

See the output

Open a real guide. Check it against the video.

These tutorials were generated from source videos with Docsie. Each page brings the video, the written procedure, and the captured screenshots together.

Salesforce report tutorial
Salesforce

Create a report

Follow report setup, filters, columns, grouping, and charts in a generated walkthrough.

Read the tutorial →
SAP purchase order tutorial
SAP

Create a purchase order

See how a SAP ME21N recording becomes a procedure with screen-by-screen instructions.

Read the tutorial →
Workday reporting tutorial
Workday

Access and run a report

Turn a business-system walkthrough into a guide your colleagues can follow at their own pace.

Read the tutorial →

Explore the tutorial hub
Browse generated guides by product and task, from enterprise software to practical operating procedures. Compare source videos, screenshots, and downloadable outputs.

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From recording to documentation

Capture the workflow. Review the guide. Share it.

1

Bring the recording

Upload your video or paste a supported video link. Choose the kind of document you need.

2

Review the generated guide

Check the instructions, screenshots, and context. Refine the result before sharing it.

3

Publish or export

Share documentation through a knowledge base or export Word and PDF files for your team or customers.

Choose your workflow

What does your recording need to become?

Start with the outcome you need, then explore the workflow and its documentation options.

Operations

Standard operating procedures

Convert a recorded process into instructions people can review and repeat.

Video to SOPs →
Customers

User manuals

Turn product demonstrations into documentation your customers can follow.

Video to manuals →
Delivery

Client handover documents

Keep implementation knowledge useful after the training call ends.

Client deliverables →
Structure

Documentation templates

Explore templates for procedures, training, compliance, and industry-specific documents.

Browse templates →

Start with what you have

Your walkthrough already contains the knowledge.

Explore documentation workflows for your recording platform. Need a new capture? Record the process with the free screen recorder.

Questions

Before you start

Where can I see real generated documentation?

The tutorial hub contains published guides generated from source videos. Open a tutorial to inspect its original recording, written steps, and screenshots. Browse the tutorial hub →

How is Video to Docs different from Video Analysis?

Use Video to Docs when you want a guide or procedure from a recording. Use Video Analysis when you want to ask questions about footage and inspect findings tied to timestamps and frames. Explore Video Analysis →

Can I review the documentation before sharing it?

Review the generated guide and its screenshots before publishing or exporting. For checking documents against an approved procedure or comparing related sources, explore Docsie Compare. Explore Compare →

Where can I find pricing and deployment options?

See the pricing page for current plans and credits. If your team needs its own deployment, explore self-hosted Docsie. See pricing · Self-hosted Docsie

Docsie Video to Docs

Keep the knowledge.
Make it usable.

Create a guide from your recording, or explore the tutorial library to see what your team can produce.