Vidocu
Turn screen recordings into polished tutorials and help docs automatically. Record once, publish everywhere.
Try Vidocu
Turn screen recordings into polished tutorials and help docs automatically. Record once, publish everywhere.
Try Vidocu
Vidocu solves a real, painful problem: turning raw screen recordings into structured, readable documentation without the hours of manual editing. If you are a developer advocate, support lead, or product marketer who regularly creates how-to content, this tool can compress a multi-hour workflow into minutes. The free tier is limited but functional enough to test the core value proposition; the Pro tier's pricing opacity is the main friction point before committing.
What you get at each tier.
No credit card required
Custom plans for teams
What Vidocu actually does under the hood.
Upload a screen recording and Vidocu extracts key frames, generates step-by-step written instructions, and formats them into publishable docs. This is the core value proposition.
Automatic subtitle generation in multiple languages. Available even on the free tier, though multi-language support requires Pro.
Generate professional narration without recording your own voice. The AI avatar presenter feature adds a visual host to tutorials, useful for polished product walkthroughs.
Built-in editor with multi-track support. Not a full replacement for Premiere or DaVinci, but sufficient for trimming, reordering, and annotating tutorial content.
Export documentation as HTML, Markdown, SRT, or VTT. Markdown export is particularly useful for teams publishing to GitHub, Notion, or static site generators.
Collaborate on documentation projects with team members. Details on permissions and real-time editing are sparse, but the feature exists for Pro users.
Built-in music library for adding background audio to tutorials. A nice touch that saves you from hunting down separate audio assets.
Generate subtitles and documentation in multiple languages. Valuable for global teams maintaining docs across regions, though this is locked behind the Pro tier.
Vidocu targets specific workflows. Here is where it fits best.
Record a solution once, generate a help article automatically. This is the strongest use case. Support teams drowning in repetitive tickets can build a self-serve knowledge base significantly faster.
If you regularly produce getting-started guides, API walkthroughs, or integration tutorials, Vidocu can cut your production time dramatically. The Markdown export is especially useful for docs-as-code workflows.
Create polished product demos and feature walkthroughs without a video production team. The AI avatar and voiceover features help maintain a consistent, professional presentation layer.
Onboarding documentation, internal process guides, and training materials. Record the workflow, let Vidocu generate the docs. Particularly useful for companies scaling quickly where tribal knowledge needs to be captured fast.
What to know before committing.
Record your workflow once. Let AI handle the rest.