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screenshots to video

Turn screenshots into a narrated video.

Not a slideshow. DemoScreen turns a folder of screenshots into a video that zooms into the parts that matter, explains each screen out loud, and ends on your logo.

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example

A real render, made from screenshots.

Stallside is an invented product. These are its screenshots, rendered by DemoScreen with no manual editing.

Watch the Stallside demo

More than images with a transition

It reads your screens

The script is drafted from the text on the screenshots themselves, so the narration describes what is actually there.

Close-ups where you point

Drag a box on a screenshot and it becomes a close-up scene. Small UI stays readable, even on a phone.

Three formats from one set

Render landscape 16:9 for websites and YouTube, vertical 9:16 for Reels and Shorts, or square 1:1 for feeds.

how it works

Three steps, no editing timeline.

  1. 01

    Drop in screenshots

    8 to 14 PNG or JPG screenshots, in the order they should play. Drag on any of them to mark up to four regions the camera should zoom into.

  2. 02

    Let AI draft the script

    DemoScreen reads the text on your screens and writes the narration, one line per scene. Edit any line, or rewrite it with a short note.

  3. 03

    Pick a voice and render

    Choose a narrator and a music bed, add your logo to the end card, and press Make video. A 1080p MP4 and an SRT caption file arrive by email.

Free to start; paid plans from $9 a month. One credit is one second of finished video. See pricing.

questions

Before you start.

What screenshots work best?

Full-resolution PNG or JPG captures of real screens, up to 8 MB each. 8 to 14 screenshots suit a one-minute video.

Can I use phone screenshots?

Yes. Templates frame them properly, and the vertical format suits app screenshots best.

Do I get captions?

Every video comes with an SRT subtitle file you can upload next to it on YouTube, LinkedIn or your video player.