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Auto-capture any browser workflow into a step-by-step guide with annotated screenshots. AI descriptions and multi-format export. Turn any browser workflow into a step-by-step guide — automatically. Click record, do the task, and Clicktorial captures every click and keystroke as a numbered step with an annotated screenshot and a written description. Edit the guide, then export it as a PDF, HTML page, Markdown file, or narrated video. Perfect for documenting internal tools, writing tutorials, and onboarding teammates without stopping to screenshot and annotate by hand. What it does Auto-captures each click, keystroke and navigation as a guide step Annotates screenshots with a highlight on the element you interacted with Writes a plain-English description for every step using AI Smart Blur automatically hides sensitive data (emails, cards, tokens) in screenshots Exports to PDF, HTML, Markdown, or an animated MP4 with voice-over Edit step text, reorder, blur regions, and set brand colours How to use it 1. Pin Clicktorial and open the side panel. 2. Click "Start Capture" and perform your workflow. 3. Click "Finish" — your guide is ready to edit and export. A note on how it works: capture, editing, and export all run locally in your browser; your guides and screenshots are stored on your device and are never uploaded. To write step descriptions, Clicktorial sends a short text summary of the page structure around the element you clicked (about 50–100 words, never the screenshot) to its backend, which generates the wording. Sign-in uses your Google account. Your guides stay on your device. We never sell your data.
Sep 4, 2026
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