Edit a guide

After capture, Guideless opens the editor. This is where you turn a raw recording into a guide someone can actually follow: remove noise, tighten the wording, and make each step obvious.

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Editor layout

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Rename a guide

Click the guide title in the editor header, enter the new title, and continue editing. The same title appears on the share page.

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Reorder or remove steps

Drag timeline thumbnails to reorder them. Open a step menu when you need to duplicate, download, or delete a step. Use deletion freely. A shorter guide is usually easier to watch than a complete record of every click.

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Add a screenshot step

Use the plus button in the timeline, or choose Add step from a step menu. This is useful when you need a transition, confirmation screen, or extra context that was not captured.

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Edit the narration

Open Steps to edit each step transcript. Transcripts are used for captions and voice-over, so write them the way you want the guide to sound.

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Adjust focus

For each step, use the visual controls that help the viewer notice the next action:

• Use zoom when the important area is small. Click Zoom below the preview to set the zoom level and focus point.
• Open the cursor menu below the preview and choose Click, Hover, or Hidden for that step.
• Use blur when the page contains private or distracting information. Click Annotate below the preview to blur areas or add arrows, shapes, and text. See Annotate.

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