Screenshots

Turn recordings into guides with screenshots

Upload a screen recording up to 100 minutes and Hinto writes a step-by-step guide, an SOP or a help article, with a screenshot cut from the recording at each step. Switch any still to a GIF or a clip, crop it, blur private details and edit its alt text, all in the same editor.

Open the dashboard

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Run your first export

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Screenshots cut from your recording at each step

While Hinto writes an article, it marks the moment in the recording each step needs a picture from, and the still is cut from the video at that frame.

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How to run your first export
1Open the dashboard
2Run your first export
3Share the result
Marked while it writes
The model writing the article is told to add a still wherever a step needs a visual reference, and to note the second in the recording it comes from.
Cut at that exact frame
Hinto seeks to that point in your recording and keeps the frame at the video's own resolution, with no rescaling.
Move it if the moment is off
Open the still in the editor and drag the time slider to a better moment in the same recording. Nothing needs recording again.How this works

Step-by-step guides that place the screenshots

Three article templates are told to place stills from the recording: the detailed how-to guide, feature overviews and the guided lesson. In the editor, any still can become a GIF or a clip. For screenshots without the long article, pick the Video Screenshots project type.

Detailed how-to guide

A still at each step

The template is told to place a still wherever a step needs a visual reference, cut from the moment it happens in the recording.

Feature overviews

Stills of a page and its parts

A quick walk-through of one page or feature, with stills from the recording beside the parts it explains.

Guided lesson

A clip that plays the step

Switch a still to Clip in the editor, and the lesson plays that stretch of the recording with its own sound.

Edit the still without leaving the article

Every image opens in one editor. Switch it to a GIF or a clip, crop it, point at part of it, blur what should stay private, and rotate it.

Edit Frame
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Screenshot, GIF or clip
The same block switches between a still, a GIF of up to 30 seconds and a trimmed clip, all cut from the same recording.
Crop
Drag a box over the part of the frame the step is about.
Frame
Draw a box around a button or a field to point the reader at it.
Focus
Keep one area sharp and blur everything outside it.
Blur
Blur an email, a name or a key before the article is shared.
Rotate
Turn the image 90 degrees clockwise, for a recording made on its side.
How this works

Clip a moment from the recording

A block can also be a clip. Trim one and it keeps the recording's own sound.

Pick a start and end point

Switch any block on the recording to Clip and drag the two handles to the stretch you want, up to 5 minutes long. The trim becomes its own video.
How this works
Clip

The clip keeps the recording's sound

The clip keeps the recording's own soundtrack: the narration and any sounds in that stretch. It plays on its own and loops by default, and you can tick Muted if the sound should stay off.
Options
AutoPlayLoopMuted

It plays in the published article

The clip goes into the article as a real video, with the AutoPlay, Loop and Muted choices you set, so readers of the published page watch the step instead of reading about it.
How this works
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2. Run your first export

AI alt text for every image

Accessibility and SEO from the same extraction pass. Every extracted image gets a description written for it, and you can change it.

Written with the article
2. Choose PDF and click Export![Export dialog with the PDF option selected and the Export button highlighted](/screenshot/00:48)The model writes the description inside the screenshot reference.
Edit Frame
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It's written at extraction, not on request
The model that turns your recording into an article writes each image's description as it places the image. Any image left without one gets a description filled in on the next generation pass.
Edit it before you publish
The generated text opens in an editable field, so you can rewrite it in your own words or add detail the model missed.
How this works
Regenerate whenever you want
Open an image in the editor and click Regenerate beside its alt text, or use Regenerate alt text in the article's menu. Hinto writes a fresh description, replacing the one that was there.

Style the background, padding and corners

Set how an image looks once for the whole project, or override it for a single image.

Background
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Styled
Style one image
Open the image editor for any extracted screenshot and set its background color, padding and corner rounding. That style applies to this one image only.
How this works
Or set it once for the whole project
Project settings hold the same three controls: background, padding and corners. Set them there and every image without its own override picks them up.

Guides people follow

SOPs and process guides

Turn a recorded walkthrough into a step-by-step SOP, with screenshots at the steps that need one.

Onboarding and training guides

Write up the sessions you already run, so a new hire reads them instead of booking time with you.

App manuals

Record the app once and publish the manual your users search.

User manuals

Produce the manual for a tool your team has to use, from one recording of it.

Questions about screenshots from screen recordings

It does not analyze every frame. While Hinto writes the article, the model is told to mark the moment in the recording where a step needs a visual reference, and the still is cut from the video at that exact frame, at the video's own resolution.

Try it on a screen recording you already have

Your first 15 minutes of video are free.