Tutorials

AI tutorial and explainer video generator

Scenes AI makes step-by-step tutorials that open on the finished result, so a viewer knows what they are working towards before the steps begin. Narration pace is set per scene, letting instructions slow down where they need to, and every render comes with accurate word-level captions plus SRT and VTT files.

A tutorial made with Scenes AI: Different organs explaining about their importance
Tutorial Different organs explaining about their importance

How it is structured

  1. End result
  2. prerequisites
  3. steps with checkpoints
  4. final result
  5. next steps

The script is written to this shape, and you approve it before anything is generated.

What you end up with

  • A tutorial from fifteen seconds to five minutes.
  • Narration in any of twelve languages, at a pace you set per scene.
  • Word-accurate captions burned in, and subtitle files for platforms that need them.
  • Visuals generated for each step rather than screen recordings.
  • A consistent presenter, if you want one, holding the same face and voice throughout.

Result first, then the steps

The structure opens on the end result, then covers prerequisites, then the steps with checkpoints between them, then the finished result again and what to do next. Showing the destination first is what keeps someone watching through the middle.

Built for teaching in more than one language

Whatever language you pick governs the narration, the captions and the subtitle files together, across twelve options including Hindi, Gujarati, Japanese, Korean, Chinese and Arabic. That makes the same lesson reusable for a different audience without rewriting it in another tool.

What people make with it

  • A how-to for a product feature
  • An onboarding or induction walkthrough
  • A course lesson narrated in a learner's own language
  • An internal process guide

What it costs

Pay as you go: one credit is one US dollar, with no subscription and no expiry. A video costs the clips, one generated still per scene, the narration and one music track — and you approve a scrubbable preview before any clips are bought, so you never pay for a cut you have not seen.

FAQ

Tutorials questions

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No. Every visual is generated, so this suits conceptual and process explanation rather than software walkthroughs that need an actual screen capture.