Demo script generator for product demos and tutorials
Pick the video you're making, list what you'll click, and get a timed plan of what to say and what to show. Built from templates, it runs in your browser, no sign-up.
What you click, in order
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Pick a video type, describe it in a few words and list what you'll click. Anything you leave blank becomes a [bracketed] placeholder, never an invented claim.
Four scripts
Pick the script for the job the video does
A release video, a tutorial and a follow-up for one prospect are not the same video. Each template starts where that viewer starts.
Feature announcement
Show customers what shipped and how to use it.
- Length:
- 1 to 2 minutes
- Where it goes:
- Changelog, release email, in-app announcement
Customer tutorial
Teach one task, start to finish.
- Length:
- 1 to 3 minutes
- Where it goes:
- Help center, onboarding email, support replies
Follow-up after a sales call
Answer the question a prospect asked on the call.
- Length:
- 1 to 3 minutes
- Where it goes:
- Email to the prospect, CRM, shared with their team
Product demo
Show a buyer what the product does, fast.
- Length:
- 1 to 3 minutes
- Where it goes:
- Website, outbound emails, sales deck
Before you hit record
Plan the take, not the words
Most retakes come from not knowing what to click next, not from the wording. These habits fix that.
Load realistic data first
Test records named test123 make a feature look unfinished. Create a few records that look like your customers' before you record.
Name buttons exactly as they're labelled
Viewers look for the words they hear. If the button says Export, don't say download.
Pause after each click
Give the page a second to load and the viewer a second to see what changed. It also makes zooms and cuts land cleanly.
One video, one job
A tutorial teaches one task. A release video shows one feature. If you have three, record three short videos.
Going further: how to make a product demo video and how to make a training video.
Questions about the script generator
How it works, what it doesn't do, and how to record the result.
Is it free?
Yes, with no sign-up and no limit. Copy the script as Markdown and edit it wherever you write.
Should I read the script word for word?
Only if you're comfortable reading aloud. Most people sound stiff when they read.
The script is there so you know what to show and in what order. If you record with Vibrantsnap, you can narrate in your own words: the AI rewrites the narration into a clean script and reads it in a studio voice.
How long should a product demo or tutorial be?
As short as the job allows. A feature announcement usually fits in one to two minutes, a tutorial covers one task, and a follow-up answers the one question the prospect asked. The generator estimates length from the words, at about 150 words a minute, plus a few seconds of screen action per step.
Which script should I use after a sales call?
Follow-up after a sales call. It opens on the prospect's question, repeats their situation in their words, shows only the screens that answer it, and ends on one next step.
Can I record in one language and publish in another?
With Vibrantsnap, yes. You narrate in whatever language comes naturally, and the voiceover can be written and read in any of 10 languages: English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, German, Italian, Japanese, Chinese, Korean or Hindi.
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“Less editing, more impact. Great quality videos turn attention into customers naturally.”
Healsha
Founder of Vibrantsnap