Guide attention
Add hotspots and short prompts so every click answers the next buyer question.
Turn a set of product screenshots into a guided, clickable story buyers can explore on their own time — without sending a video or handing over a test account.
Media and HTML demos are included in Starter and Professional. Starter supports 1,000 active publications at once; Professional supports unlimited publications.
Static images force buyers to imagine the workflow. Screenshot demos give them an intentional route through the moments that matter, with context at every click.
Add hotspots and short prompts so every click answers the next buyer question.
Replace a single screen when the product changes instead of recording an entire walkthrough again.
Send a focused tour by link, place it on a page, or make it part of an outbound follow-up.
Use screenshot demos when you need a polished product story quickly and want to control exactly what a prospect sees next.
Pick the workflow, audience, and 3–7 screens that make the value obvious.
Place hotspots and concise callouts on the parts of the product worth noticing.
Share the tour with the right audience and update individual screens whenever you need.
Screenshot demos are the lightest way to make your product more explorable while keeping the experience controlled.
Explain what changed and why it matters before someone has access to the release.
Give prospects a concise, clickable recap after a first conversation instead of another attachment.
Put a guided preview on a landing page while your team decides where deeper interactivity is needed.
A screenshot demo is a guided product tour made from static product screens. Viewers move through a chosen sequence using clickable hotspots and prompts.
Use one when you need a clear, branded product narrative quickly and do not need people to interact with live interface controls.
Yes. Replace the affected screens and keep the same share link, so a product update does not require rebuilding the whole tour.
They are guided and clickable. For interaction with real HTML controls, choose an editable HTML demo. Sandbox demos are coming soon.