Tutorial AI turns screen recordings into narrated video tutorials and help articles in 74 languages. Plans start at $18/seat/mo with a free trial.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Tutorial AI is a platform that turns screen recordings into finished product tutorials. It writes a script, adds an AI voiceover, applies zooms and captions, and can also produce a written step-by-step guide with screenshots from the same recording. The company describes its mission as making video tutorials as easy as writing knowledge base articles.
It was created by co-founders Daniel Marczisovszky and Marton Szoke, who say they had built many tutorials themselves and found the process slow and hard to keep current. The product targets teams that need to teach software workflows, such as support, training, product marketing and sales groups.
The company describes a four-step flow. A user records a new video in Tutorial AI or uploads an existing screen recording. The AI then improves the script, adds voiceover, and applies smart zooms, captions and transitions. The user can edit the script, swap voices, tweak zoom timing and apply a brand kit before exporting or publishing.
Recording can be silent or narrated. With a silent recording, Tutorial AI watches the screen actions and writes a script. With narration, it transcribes the speech and turns it into polished narration. Scripts are edited like a text document, and the voiceover regenerates after each change, so there is no timeline to manage.
On the creation side, Tutorial AI offers AI script generation, an Ask AI assistant for rewriting sections, and AI voices in 74 languages with regional accents. Voice tags add pauses and emotion to narration. Editing tools include auto-zoom on key actions, cursor smoothing and enlargement, captions that export as SRT, SBV or VTT, highlights, and a one-click blur for sensitive data.
For polish and reach, it adds animated intro, outro and agenda slides, brand kits with logos, colors and fonts, and a pronunciation lexicon. AutoRetime translates voiceover, captions and documentation into 74 languages while keeping timing in sync. Written documentation with screenshots is generated from the same recording, and Enterprise adds SCORM packages.
Tutorial AI is an AI-powered platform that turns raw screen recordings into product tutorials. It generates scripts, voiceovers, zoom effects, captions and written documentation. It is aimed at product, support, training and sales teams.
Paid plans start at $18/seat/mo for Solo, with Growth at $64/seat/mo and Team at $108/mo. Enterprise pricing is custom. The site says annual billing saves 30% or more, and all prices are in USD.
Yes. Every paid plan on the pricing page has a Start free trial button. Free trial exports include a small Tutorial AI watermark, while paid plans export without one.
Users can record silently or narrate. For silent recordings, Tutorial AI watches the screen actions and writes a script. For narrated ones, it transcribes the speech and polishes it. The script is editable, and the voiceover regenerates in any of 74 languages.
The site lists YouTube, Vimeo, Microsoft Stream, HubSpot, Articulate 360, Monday.com, Notion, SharePoint, WordPress, Udemy, Litmos, Squarespace, Shopify and 360 Learning. Most of these are publishing or embedding destinations.
It suits product, customer support, learning and development, and sales enablement teams that need tutorials and documentation faster than manual scripting, recording and editing allows. The company says customers range from growing SaaS companies to enterprises with 500+ employees.
The company states it is SOC 2 Type II certified, and its homepage also shows an ISO 27001 badge. It says recordings and data are encrypted at rest and in transit, and that content is never used to train its AI models.
Yes. Teammates can comment, edit or co-own tutorials, and guests can view and comment without an editor license. Seat counts rise by plan, and larger plans add shared workspaces, asset libraries and approval workflows.