You already have the screens.
Flow makes them watchable.
Best for how-tos and product workflows. Upload your screenshots or a screen recording. Flow cuts a short cinematic film of that real UI. Your kit (colour, type, captions, music) sits on every frame. No generated screens.
Phone or laptop. A phone recording has no finger. Flow aims a tap. Laptop gets a cursor.
How-tos and workflows · Phone or laptop · Tap or cursor
A screen recording is hard to follow. Even a short one.
Or a folder of screenshots nobody opens.
Flow keeps the real screens. Short. Cinematic. In your kit.
How it works
How-to from mobile screenshots · Walkthrough from a recording
1. Upload
Screenshots or a screen recording of the real product. A short brief is optional.
2. We name the steps
Flow sorts the screens you gave it, titles each step, and aims the taps.
3. You check
Reorder. Rename. Move the tap. Hide a number. On a paid plan, keep a short stretch of tape if motion matters.
4. Download
A short cinematic film of those same screens. Your kit on the picture. People can finish it.
The kit is the film
Colour, type, captions, transition, music. Set it once on the project. Every new video picks it up. The picture is still your UI. The kit is what makes it look like a film.
Phone
9:16. A tap on the still.
Laptop
16:9. A cursor on the still.
What you set
- Colour and type on the opener and the captions
- Captions. Spot puts words on the screenshot. Chapters opens with a title card.
- Transition from step to step. Words land one by one, iris, deck, or a hard cut.
- Music under the picture. Or none.
- Phone or laptop. Tap on phone. Cursor on laptop.
Why it stays short
- Each step is a still of the real UI. A few seconds. Easy to finish.
- A phone recording has no finger. Flow aims the tap. Laptop gets a cursor. People can follow without a voice.
- Need typing or motion? On a paid plan, turn one step into a short clip. Ten seconds. Forward only.
- Change the kit later. Films you already rendered stay as they are.
What you can make
Best for how-tos and product workflows. Same kit. Same short cinematic cut. Flow does not invent the product.
Click-by-click how-tos
Drop the screens. We put them in order and mark the tap. You fix anything we miss.
Product flows
A recording of the real path. We pull the screens, name the chapters, and aim the taps.
Onboarding
First-run screens, already on the film. Same UI your user will see.
Work flows
Internal tools, dashboards, the path your team actually takes. Still your screens.
Typing and motion
Steps start as screenshots. On a paid plan, turn one into a short clip if typing or an animation matters. Ten seconds, forward only.
A film people finish
Named steps. Aimed taps. Your kit on the picture. Short enough to watch.
Honest details
The film is your UI
Screenshots you took, or stills pulled from your recording. Flow does not generate product screens.
Stills first
After analyze, every step is a screenshot. On a paid plan, tape is opt-in, at most 10 seconds, and only moves forward.
Hide a number or a code
Draw a box. The film blurs that spot. Same box on tape, not tracked.
Kit is for new videos
Change the project look later. Films you already rendered stay as they are.
Questions
What is Flow best for?
Does Flow generate the product UI?
Screenshots or a recording?
Can I edit the steps?
Phone and laptop?
Do I need an account?
What is the kit?
Do Flow films use minutes?
The screens are already done.
Make them a film.
How-tos and product workflows. Your real UI. Your kit.