Source: https://polysh.io/use-for/software-tutorials/

FOR PRODUCT & EDUCATION TEAMS

# Take someone from  “where?” to “done.”

Explain one complete software task, from the first screen to the finished result. Create a narrated tutorial and a guide with the details people need when they follow along.

[Request access](https://polysh.io/contact/)[See the workflow](#workflow)

One recording. A narrated video, a readable guide, or both.

END-TO-END TUTORIALVIDEO + GUIDE

## Create your first project

New project

Project name Choose template Create

1. 01
  **Start in the right place**     Open the workspace and choose New project.

2. 02
  **Make the important choice**     Pick the template that matches the task.

3. 03
  **Show the finished result**     Confirm the project appears with the expected starting items.

*Illustrative workflow. Sample content, not a product screenshot.*

A BETTER HANDOFF

## The steps between the screenshots matter.

A tutorial should explain the choices as well as the clicks. Record the complete path, review the narration, and give the reader a finished result to compare with their own screen.

BEFORE

### A collection of disconnected instructions.

The reader sees a screenshot but misses the action that got there. Prerequisites and the final result are left implicit.

WITH POLYSH

### One complete task, explained two ways.

The narrated video shows the sequence and the choices. The guide keeps prerequisites, screenshots, and the result together.

THE WORKFLOW

## Start with the task your reader came to finish.

1. 01
  ### Capture the starting state
    Show the account or workspace they need, then carry out one complete task. Explain choices where more than one path is possible.

2. 02
  ### Make the explanation exact
    Review the script for interface labels and unexplained terms. Edit the demonstration so the narration stays aligned with the visible workflow.

3. 03
  ### Check it by following it
    Review the guide’s prerequisites, screenshots, steps, and results. Try the tutorial from the beginning before sharing the output.

MADE FOR THE TASK

## The right tools for a clearer explanation.

### Capture the complete path

Start with a screen recording or upload an existing walkthrough.

[Explore the feature](https://polysh.io/products/screen-recorder/)

### Use the right words

Edit the narration script to match the product’s labels and terminology.

[Explore the feature](https://polysh.io/products/ai-voiceover/)

### Make it easy to follow along

Give the tutorial a separate screenshot guide with steps and expected results.

[Explore the feature](https://polysh.io/products/step-by-step-guides/)

GOOD TO KNOW

## A few practical questions.

About using Polysh for software tutorials.

**Is this for coding tutorials or interface walkthroughs?**

The strongest fit is a visible software workflow that can be demonstrated on screen. You still review technical instructions and any code shown in the recording.

**Will the generated guide always choose the right screenshot?**

Review the guide before sharing. You can inspect the captured screenshot candidates, choose another image, or remove an image that does not help the step.

**Can I reuse an older tutorial recording?**

Yes, if the interface and instructions still match. If the product has changed, record the new workflow instead of describing new actions over old visuals.

KEEP EXPLORING

## Where else could a walkthrough help?

PRODUCT MARKETING

### Product demos

Introduce a new feature.

[Explore the use case](https://polysh.io/use-for/product-demos/)

SUPPORT TEAMS

### Customer support

Explain a specific fix.

[Explore the use case](https://polysh.io/use-for/customer-support/)

LEARNING & ENABLEMENT

### Training videos

Build a task-based lesson.

[Explore the use case](https://polysh.io/use-for/training-videos/)

PUT YOUR KNOWLEDGE TO WORK

## Give the next “how do I?”  a clear path to “done.”

Start with a screen recording. Give it a little Polysh.

[Request access](https://polysh.io/contact/)

Access is currently by team invitation.