Turn a how-to into a narrated video, step by step.
Describe the task you want to teach and list its steps in order. Storybook writes the narration and illustrates each step in the style you choose. Check every step against how the task really works before you share the video.
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What you can create
Any topic, in your words
Describe the task, who it's for, and the steps in order. You can also paste a link to a written guide, and Storybook works from that.
Narrated and illustrated, in order
The narration walks through the steps in order while the illustrations follow along, in one visual style from start to finish.
Sized for where you post it
Choose a length from 10 seconds to 5 minutes and a 16:9 or 9:16 shape. Add subtitles so viewers can follow along with the sound off.
From your idea to finished content
Describe the task and its steps
Open Storybook and write what the viewer will learn. List the steps in order and name anything they need before they start.
Choose a style, voice, and length
Pick a visual style and a narrator. Give simple tasks a short video and multi-step tasks a longer one.
Check every step
Watch the video before you share it. Make sure the steps are in the right order and nothing important is missing.
Prompts to start with
Use these briefs as a starting point. Replace the details with your own product, audience, and style.
A home how-to
Teach beginners how to repot a houseplant: water it the day before, loosen the root ball, add fresh soil to a pot one size larger, set the plant at the same depth, and water it in.
A kitchen basic
Show how to make a French omelette in four steps: whisk three eggs, melt butter on low heat, stir until just set, then fold and plate. For first-time cooks.
Frequently asked questions
- What kind of tutorial does it make?
- A narrated, illustrated video that explains the steps in order. It doesn't film real hands or record your screen, so it suits explaining a process rather than showing an exact product or app.
- Can I make a software or app walkthrough?
- Storybook illustrates steps; it doesn't capture your app's real screens. For a walkthrough of your own interface, record your screen with a screen recorder, then edit the recording in Studio.
- Can I demonstrate my own physical product?
- Yes, with Ad Studio's Tutorial style. It shows your product being used, step by step, from its photos.
- How long can a tutorial be?
- From 10 seconds to 5 minutes. Longer videos cover more steps and cost more credits; Storybook shows the cost before you generate.
- Will it get every step right?
- AI can leave out or blur details. Write the steps yourself rather than only naming the task, and check the result before you share it.
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Start with a clear brief. Review the result. Make it yours.