Never update product videos manually again

Turn Playwright E2E tests into automated product videos. Run them locally or in CI, and let ScreenCI render accurate, always up-to-date tutorials you can share through a permanent link.

Open source TypeScript library
Local or CI
Multi-language supported

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Keep tutorials accurate after every product change.

Stop manually re-recording product walkthroughs. Turn E2E tests into automated product videos, update them with your product, and share polished tutorials that stay current through permanent links.

No Manual Updates

Know when a tutorial script is out of date as soon as the video E2E flow stops going through.

Keep tutorials accurate by defining videos in code, then use the same automated flow to catch when the walkthrough no longer matches the product.

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Write `.video.ts` test files with our open-source TypeScript library powered by Playwright. When the product changes and the video E2E script no longer goes through, that is your signal that the video script is out of date. Update the code path once, rerun the recording locally or in CI, and keep walkthroughs current without manual re-recording sessions.

Better Documentation, Happier Customers

Keep users in sync with every release through clear, current product videos they can actually trust.

Stop manual video updates and save hundreds of hours while delivering documentation that helps customers succeed faster.

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ScreenCI creates real customer value by keeping walkthroughs aligned with the product as it evolves. Instead of letting help content drift behind each release, teams can publish accurate tutorials continuously so customers see the latest flow, understand new features sooner, and stay confident using the product.

Multi-language Support

Render one video into multiple languages with high quality AI voices and no extra production work.

Start with one workflow, then generate translated high quality AI narrations, subtitles, and localized versions for every audience from the same source.

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Generate one source video, then render it into up to 20 languages without repeating the workflow or creating separate projects for each market. When cues or narration need updates, change the source once and keep every language version aligned automatically. Each localized version can include matching subtitles and high quality AI voices, or use voice cloning to keep a consistent speaker identity across regions while improving accessibility and making product education easier to follow in any market.

Automatic Script Creation

Generate video scripts with agentic tools from source code or website crawling.

Create a first draft automatically from your app, docs, or codebase instead of scripting every walkthrough by hand.

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Use your own agentic tool of choice to generate video scripts automatically from your source code or by crawling your website and product surfaces. There is also a ScreenCI skill available to help create and refine scripts faster, so teams can get from product context to a usable walkthrough draft with much less manual work.

Web App Editing and Team Collaboration

Let technical and non-technical teammates update videos together in the web app without working in code.

Collaborate on video content in one shared workspace so product, marketing, and support can contribute without needing to understand the codebase.

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Once a draft is ready, continue editing in the ScreenCI web application, where non-technical teammates can update video content, review changes, and collaborate alongside engineering without touching the underlying code. Teams can manage the latest published version in one place, keep everyone aligned in a shared workflow, and render a new version whenever text content or assets change.

Static URL Deployment

Deploy selected videos to embeddable URLs behind the CDN.

Publish each selected video to a static updating URL that can be embedded on your website.

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ScreenCI can handle deployment for each selected video and publish it to a static updating URL. That URL can be embedded directly into your website, while delivery stays behind the CDN for fast, reliable global access as new versions are published.

Calculate the true cost of manual tutorials.

Input your workflow details to see how much time and money ScreenCI saves your team every month.

Calculator Inputs

Tune your baseline assumptions

Adjust
4 h

How many hours your team spends scripting, recording, editing, and reviewing one tutorial video manually.

70 €

Use the fully loaded hourly cost for the person or team member producing tutorial videos.

10 updates

Count both the feature updates you ship and the ones that currently miss video coverage because maintaining tutorials manually takes too much time.

5 languages

Include every translated or localized version you need to publish for each tutorial video.

Estimated Impact

Total Monthly Savings

Based on your manual production cost for shipped and currently skipped product updates.

ScreenCI Impact

Monthly Savings

6 751 €

That's 81 012 € in yearly savings.

Manual cost per month

7 000 €

ScreenCI business license

249 €

Calculation

(2 h × 70 €) × 10 updates × 5 languages

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The Video Lifecycle

01 Record

Run ScreenCI record locally or in your CI. ScreenCI captures the screen, mouse events, and cue timings, then uploads the result to the platform.

02 Render

ScreenCI generates cues for each configured language and renders polished zooms and animations with a quality-first pipeline.

03 Release

Either download yourself, or configure a public, embeddable static URL for videos and subtitles. This URL serves the latest accepted version of the video.

Ready to automate your product videos?

Install the library, write your first .video.ts file, and have a polished recording running in CI today.