Show your product in a demo people click through

A click-through copy of your product made from screenshots. Each screen is a step with a hotspot to click, a few words on what it does and where the click leads, so people try your product in a minute with nothing to install.

Three ways: click through your product with the free ShotDemo Chrome extension and each click becomes a step; give ShotDemo your website's address and it captures the pages; or upload screenshots in the order you click through. There is no video to record and nothing else to install.

Anywhere a link or an embed works: send the link, embed it on your website, help center, blog or docs, open it as a popup from a button, or show it inside your own app with a few lines of script, at your own domain if you like.

Trying ShotDemo on your own: build as many demos as you like, with hotspots, chapters, blur, zoom, voices and music, and keep one of them live with a small Made with ShotDemo badge, with its views, completion and drop-off. Its video is 720p with a preview mark, one a day.

For $12 once, that demo loses the badge, stays live for good with unlimited views, and gets lead forms, password protection, links made for one person, each viewer's journey, an AI agent for viewers (up to 300 questions a month), clean video exports, the written guide, the pictures and the offline copy. Your first bought demo also lets your team in and gives your demos your own domain.

No. You pay once for each demo you want to keep live with every feature. Nothing renews, and there is no price per seat: once you have bought a demo, invite your whole team.

Yes. A published demo exports as an MP4 or a GIF in 16:9, 9:16, 1:1 or 4:5: the pointer travels to each hotspot and clicks, the hotspot's words become the captions and each step's spoken line the voice-over.

No viewer. A blur or a cover is burnt into the picture viewers receive, and on a page kept as HTML the words and pictures under it are taken out of the page, so what is under it never reaches them.

Yes, once your workspace has bought a demo: invite people by email as admins, creators or viewers. Everyone is free: you pay per demo, never per person.

Yes, when you turn on its AI agent. Viewers type or say their question, and it answers from the demo's own words and what you tell it, shows them the step with the answer, offers your calendar or form when they want to talk, and keeps every question for you. It comes with buying the demo.

A step made from your website or recorded with the Chrome extension keeps the page itself beside its screenshot. Viewers see it sharp at any size, you change its words in the editor, it translates with the rest of the demo, and in free exploration viewers click around it as in your product.

Yes, through its video: export the demo as a video from the tool you use, give it to New demo, then Video, and ShotDemo makes one step of each screen, writes the words with AI and puts each hotspot on what to click. A screen recording of your product works the same way, and a Figma prototype comes in from its link, each click link a hotspot.

Yes. From a published demo, the Share window makes a picture of each screen in a phone, a tablet or a browser window on your background, with its words as the headline, in the App Store, Google Play, square, portrait, landscape, link preview and Product Hunt sizes, in each language of the demo. A bought demo's are clean; a free demo's carry a small mark.

Yes. Switch the demo to free exploration (it comes with buying the demo) and viewers click, type and scroll around your screens as in your product, with no steps to follow. Every hotspot and every clickable part you add leads to its screen, a link in a page to another page of the demo goes there, and a click on something that leads nowhere shows what can be clicked. They can ask for the guided tour at any time, and the demo's analytics show where they clicked on nothing.