Turn one screen recording into a guide your users actually finish.
Pin the key moments, add animated callouts and voice-over, then publish an interactive widget in your docs, onboarding, or landing page.
No re-recording. No complex editor.
Live interactive demo — right here, soon
The plan: a FramePin guide about FramePin. Watch a raw screen recording become a guide — trim the dead air, pin a key frame, drop an animated callout, generate the voice-over, publish — then click through the result in this exact spot.
You've already tried the other ways.
The demo video
You recorded, edited, posted. Viewers scrubbed, skipped, and left. A video is a monologue — it plays at its own pace whether anyone follows or not.
The auto-captured guide
Capture tools decide your steps for you, then you clean up after them — an evening of deleting and reordering screenshots that still look auto-generated.
The screenshot doc
Written once, stale in a month, read by no one.
The calmer way: record once, then decide — frame by frame — what becomes a step. A FramePin guide stops and waits at every one. That's why people finish it.
From raw recording to interactive guide. In minutes.
Record calmly, anywhere
Loom, ScreenStudio, OBS, QuickTime, Zoom — walk through your product without performing. Mistakes are fine: cut, split, and speed up sections with frame-by-frame precision.
Pin the moments that matter
Pause on a frame and pin it — that's one step of your guide. Drop an animated callout, spotlight an area, blur what's private, give the step a title.
Make it speak
Type what each step should say and generate an AI voice-over, or upload your own narration. Add a background track — or reuse the audio already in your video.
Publish. Embed. Done.
One click publishes your guide. Share the link, or paste two lines of HTML anywhere. That's the whole deployment.
Demo: pinning one step, up close
Pause on the exact frame, pin it, highlight the click target, blur the private bits, type the step title and generate its voice-over. About six steps, forty seconds — played right here.
Embed anywhere. Or just share the link.
<div data-framepin="your-widget-id"></div>
<script async src="https://framepin-cdn.com/embed.js"></script>Auto-sizes to your video's ratio, works in SPAs and CMS blocks, and wears your brand — your accent color, your controls, your default mode. Every published guide also gets its own page: share the link, no embedding needed.
Finish with your call-to-action button — optional email capture wired straight into its URL.
Views and unique visitors on your dashboard. Nothing stored on your viewers.
Keyframed blur regions keep moving secrets hidden — in the widget and every export.
One project, every format.
The guide that lives in your product — embedded, or shared as a link.
Annotations, captions, and voice-over burned in. 16:9, 9:16, 4:5, 1:1, or original — YouTube-ready.
One page per pinned step, A4 or native size. Perfect for docs that live in Notion or Confluence.
Every pinned frame as PNG or WebP, annotations included, in a single ZIP.
What will you turn into a guide?
Product onboarding
Walk new users to their first win — right inside your docs.
Feature announcements
Ship the what's-new post people actually click through.
Support answers
Show the fix once — link it forever. Close tickets faster.
SOPs & team training
Turn tribal knowledge into steps nobody can skip.
Course lessons
Let students move at their own pace, step by step.
Client handoffs
Deliver the walkthrough with the project — and look twice as professional.
Local-first, honestly.
Editing runs in your browser: your video stays on your machine, and MP4, PDF, and screenshot exports are rendered locally too. When you publish a widget, only the small generated step videos are uploaded to the CDN. That's the entire list.
Send me your raw screen recording — I'll turn it into a polished FramePin guide that you own, import, and publish on your own account.
Free to start. No card. No timer on editing.
The editor works without an account — import, edit, export PDF and screenshots. Sign up when you're ready to publish widgets, export MP4, or generate voice-overs: every account starts with a 30-day free trial. See plans →