CapyFrame
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Tutorial videos

Generate a tutorial video from a brief

A good tutorial moves in clear steps and shows each one on screen. CapyFrame turns a short description of your lesson into a planned, scene-by-scene video you can review before it is built.

CapyFrame is an AI tutorial video generator. Describe the lesson in chat, review and approve a scene-by-scene Video Plan, then CapyFrame writes the script and builds the video. You can add footage or a screen recording, voiceover, and captions, edit by typing what you want changed, and export an MP4.

Why tutorials suit a plan-first workflow

Tutorials depend on order. If step three is missing or step two runs long, viewers stop following. Because CapyFrame shows a Video Plan before generating anything, you can fix the sequence, pacing, and scene wording first, then build once.

What you can put in a tutorial video

Mix generated scenes with your own material so the lesson shows the real thing.

  • Screen recordings and talking clips, with spoken dialogue transcribed and key moments detected so trims land cleanly.
  • Voiceover from an AI voice, with captions timed to the narration.
  • Your logo, colors, and tone, set once and reused across every lesson.
  • Vertical, widescreen, or square output chosen from the approved plan.

Edit by typing, not by hunting through a timeline

After the first draft, ask for changes in plain language: shorten the intro, move step four earlier, make the captions larger, or replace a backdrop. Changes apply to the project directly and each one can be undone, so you can iterate quickly on a lesson series.

Where it is not the right tool

CapyFrame builds structured, animated videos and works well when you supply the footage that shows your product. It does not clone a person or invent product screenshots. Tutorials that depend on a precise live demo should include a real screen recording.

How to make an AI tutorial video

  1. Describe the lesson

    Tell CapyFrame what the viewer will learn, who it is for, how long it should run, and the tone. Attach a screen recording or narration if you have one.

  2. Review the Video Plan

    Check the scene order, pacing, and which footage each scene uses. Edit anything before you approve.

  3. Approve and generate

    CapyFrame writes the script and builds the scenes, then validates the composition and shows a preview.

  4. Add voice and captions

    Ask for narration and captions. Scene timing adjusts so speech is not cut off.

  5. Refine and export

    Fix details in chat, then export the finished MP4.

Tutorial video questions

Can AI make a tutorial video from a text description?

Yes. In CapyFrame you describe the lesson in chat and approve a scene-by-scene plan. CapyFrame then writes the script and builds the video. Adding your own screen recording makes the result more accurate for software tutorials.

Can I add my own screen recording or footage?

Yes. You can attach video and audio. CapyFrame can transcribe spoken dialogue, detect key moments, and suggest trim ranges that place your footage into scenes.

Does it add voiceover and captions?

Yes. Ask for narration and CapyFrame synthesizes the voice, retimes scenes so speech is not cut, and adds captions. AI voice availability depends on your plan.

Which languages are supported?

The studio and video language support English, Traditional Chinese for Hong Kong, and Traditional Chinese for Taiwan.

How much does it cost?

CapyFrame is free to start. Paid plans add AI credit, storage, voice, exports, and longer videos. See the pricing page for current limits.