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Turn a video into documentation you control

Record or upload a video up to 100 minutes, and Hinto writes help articles, SOPs, training guides, meeting recaps or blog posts from it, with screenshots at the steps. You set the template and the tone of voice before it writes and describe the change you want afterwards, so a draft that misses is a request, not a rewrite.

Four ways to get your video in

Record it here, upload a file, paste a link from a tool you already use, or bring across a document you wrote before Hinto.

Record Your Screen
TabWindowEntire screen
Microphone Access
Ready

Record your screen without leaving the app

Hinto has a screen recorder built in. Choose a tab, a window or the whole screen, keep your microphone on, and it mixes what is on screen with what you say into one recording. There is nothing to install first.
Upload video
onboarding-walkthrough.mp4
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Cancel

Upload a file up to 2 GB

The file goes straight to storage rather than through the app, so the transfer is one hop. You watch the percentage while it climbs and can cancel at any point. Anything over 2 GB is turned away before the transfer starts rather than after it.
Paste a link
loom.com/share/5f2c9aPaste

Paste a link to a recording you already made

Recordings in Loom, Screen Studio, Google Drive and Dropbox come in by link. Paste the share URL and Hinto fetches the video, so you skip the download to your laptop and the upload back.
Import Markdown Article
team-handbook.md
HeadingsListsTablesCode blocks

Bring an article you already wrote

Documentation that predates Hinto comes in too. Import a Markdown file and the headings, lists, tables and code blocks arrive as editable blocks, along with any image the file links by full URL. The old handbook ends up next to the new articles.

One video, many kinds of article

Every project type writes its own kinds of article, and a later run can be pointed at a different template. Here is one example from each type. Where a template is told to place a still from the recording, the example shows one, and in the editor any still becomes a trimmed clip that comes with the original sound.

How to create an accountTroubleshooting
Knowledge Base

Detailed how-to guide

Step-by-step instructions to complete a task

Employee onboarding processPhysical Workspace PreparationSystem Access and Digital Setup
Internal Workflows

SOP Feature Overview

Overview article that introduces and explains a complete process or workflow.

BugfixesFixed in this releaseSummary
Blog

Bug fixes

List of bugs fixed with user-friendly descriptions

Dashboard Tutorial: Key MomentsKey MomentsDashboard OverviewNavigation MenuSettings PanelUser Profile
Video Screenshots

Video Screenshots Article

Extracts key moments from video as screenshots with descriptive names and timestamps.

Quick Add Task: Complete OverviewContext & MotivationDetailed WalkthroughQuestions & Answers
Meeting Recaps

Meeting Topic

Topic article with 4 sections: Context & Motivation, Detailed Walkthrough, Q&A, Key Takeaways.

Topic: Online Booking PlatformsPain PointsImprovements
Customer Interviews

Topic Analysis

Detailed analysis of a specific topic discussed during the interview, including current practices, pain points, suggestions, positive feedback, and reactions.

Tell it what to change, in your own words

When a draft misses, describe the fix the way you would to a colleague. The model is told to return the whole article with only that change made, and Hinto refuses to save a result that comes back missing most of it.

What should change?

Cut the intro, it repeats the title. Add a troubleshooting section at the end.

Apply Edits
What comes back
  • IntroductionRemoved
  • 1. Open the export dialog
  • Screenshot at 00:12.0
  • 2. Choose a format
  • TroubleshootingAdded

Refining runs on the main language

Refining works on the article in your project's main language, and the change lands there. Switch to that language first if you are reading a different one.

How this works

A short result is refused

One request, one edit. A result that has lost most of the article is refused rather than written over yours.

Queued, and saved as a version

The rewrite is queued work, the same as the first generation, so you can carry on elsewhere while it runs. Each run is saved as a version you can preview and restore, next to the request that produced it.

Three ways to steer what it writes

Scope for one article, tone of voice for every article in the project, and the video or template a run is built from.

Say what an article should cover, before it is written

When you add an article to a project, an optional field asks what it should cover. Write a line like "Only the approval steps, not the setup" and that scope travels to the model on the article's first generation, alongside the scope of its neighbours, which the model is told not to repeat. The scope is an instruction the model is given for that first run. After the article exists, further changes go through the refine box above.
How this works
Add title
Article nameApprove a purchase request
What should it cover?OptionalOnly the approval steps, not the setup

Set the voice once, for the whole project

Project settings hold a Tone of Voice & Style field for writing style, vocabulary and brand voice. Hinto describes it in the product as applied to all articles in this project, so it is written once and every generation run in that project is handed the same text. Wording rules for a particular language are a separate setting on the translation side.
How this works
Tone of Voice & Style

Describe the writing style, vocabulary, and brand voice for AI-generated content. This is applied to all articles in this project.

Friendly and conversational. Use "you" and "your" throughout. Avoid jargon and passive voice.

Point a run at a different video, or a different template

The Refine dialog carries a template control beside the text box, and a video control whenever the template is one that is built from a video. Swapping the video repoints the article at that recording once the run finishes. Swapping the template changes the set of prompts deciding the article's shape. They are separate inputs on the same run, so change one, the other, or both. An article that already has content is reshaped from what is there rather than written again from nothing, and the run is queued like every other generation.
How this works
Refine

Describe a change, or swap the video or template

onboarding-walkthrough.mp4ChangeDetailed how-to guideChange

Choose the shape of the output

A project type is picked when the project is made, and it decides the structure step and the writing prompts a recording runs through. Where a type ships more than one structure, the structure choice decides whether one video becomes a set of articles with a table of contents or a single stand-alone article, and where it ships one that step is skipped. A blank article can be added to a project on its own at any time.

Knowledge Base

Help articles for your support center, grouped by feature area into a table of contents.

Internal Workflows

SOPs for teams and AI agents. Get an overview with a how-to guide for each sub-process, or one guide for a short process.

Meeting Recaps

Call summaries with visual walkthroughs. Get a summary with an article per topic, or one article for a short meeting.

Customer Interviews

Each interview is split into topic articles. Add research context and Hinto also checks your hypotheses and writes a summary across interviews.

Blog

Blog posts from one video. Get a single post, several posts by topic, or release notes with an overview and a section per feature.

Video Screenshots

One article per video that collects its key moments as screenshots.

Questions about generating documentation from video

No. A recording you already have works, whether you upload the file or paste a share link.

Try it on a video you already have

Upload a file or paste a link, then tell it what to change in the draft. Free to start.