Uploading videos
How to upload screen recordings that power a project, and how to upload decorative videos into your Asset Library.
Tutorial AI works with two different kinds of videos, and each has its own upload path. Screen recordings are the main theme of a project — they’re the tutorial footage the final video is built around. Decorative videos (like an animating rocket or a personal intro clip) live in your Asset Library and can be dropped onto any slide. This article covers both.
Uploading a screen recording
Screen recordings are uploaded under the Screen Recordings tab. Click the Upload screen recording button in the top menu.
A modal will ask whether you’re uploading a desktop screen recording or a mobile screen recording.
Uploading a mobile recording? Tap gestures won’t be visible by default — see Add Taps to Mobile Recordings to highlight each interaction.
If you upload a desktop recording, the system will analyze the video for key events (Sync Markers) and create a project for you automatically. The script is either taken from your narration (if the recording has audio) or generated from the visual content of the video.
💡 If your recording has sound but you don’t want it transcribed, use our free Remove Audio from Video tool to strip the audio before uploading. It runs entirely in your browser — the video never leaves your device.
Uploading videos to the Asset Library
Some videos aren’t tutorials — they’re decorations you’ll drop onto a slide. A looping rocket animation, a short personal intro clip recorded on a phone, a product B-roll — anything you want to place on top of or alongside your slide content.
These videos belong in the Asset Library, not under Screen Recordings. There are two ways to upload one:
- Open the Asset Library from the left navigation in the dashboard, then use Upload media.
- Or, while editing a slide, click the video button in the top toolbar and press Upload media.
Once uploaded, the video becomes available across all your projects and can be placed onto any slide.
A separate article will cover how to place, trim, and style videos on your slides.