A short, captioned video for every step of setup, and a screenshot guide to go with it.
Hi, I'm going to show you how the new dashboard actually, let me start again. The new dashboard turns a week of reports into one screen.
Let's start at the top, with the revenue chart.
Every stuck customer is a support ticket or a churn risk. A short, clear video for each step gets them to value faster.
The first video a new customer sees.
One short video for each step, captioned.
Small loops for tooltips and empty states.
Zooms follow each click so a new customer sees exactly where to go.
Hi, I'm going to show you how the new dashboard actually, let me start again. The new dashboard turns a week of reports into one screen.
Let's start at the top, with the revenue chart.
Customers watch onboarding at their desk with the sound off. Captions carry the words.
Open the welcome video with your customer success lead on camera, then cut to the product.
Export small looping GIFs for tooltips, checklists and empty states inside your app.
Pair each video with an annotated screenshot for customers who prefer to read.
Font · Inter Bold
Watermark · Bottom right · 70%
Export .shotboxbrandYour colours, font and logo on every onboarding video, so it feels part of the product.
Record in a real account for realistic screens and blur anything private.
Short single-step videos are easier to keep up to date than one long tour.
A lower third with the step name helps customers know where they are.
Export at 33% or 50% for tooltips and checklists so they load instantly.
If you record in a real account, blur names and emails before export.
Everything runs on your Mac, and nothing is uploaded on the way.
List the five setup steps customers get stuck on.
One short recording per step, plus a welcome on camera.
Brand captions on each, with a lower third naming the step.
MP4s for the help centre, GIFs for the in-app checklist.
No. Export files and host them where your onboarding lives.
Re-record just the step that changed and swap it on the timeline.
Yes. Use a brand kit for titles, captions, backdrops and your logo.