Provide the source package
Add approved diagrams, screens, terminology, claims, and the intended audience.
Tech Explainer Video Maker
Help technical buyers understand the product sooner using approved diagrams, UI, screenshots, and exact copy. Keep each claim tied to its source, then update only the affected scene instead of reviewing every video from scratch.
16:9~60s
180: 180
Examples
Watch a relevant video example
These existing TapVid outputs illustrate the video format; they do not verify every input workflow or imply a customer partnership.
The workflow
How it works
Review the explanation
Check the script, sequence, voiceover, and asset correspondence before delivery.
Generate and verify
Inspect the result and rerun only the scene that needs correction.
Overview
What is a tech explainer video?
A tech explainer video makes a product, system, or workflow understandable without changing the facts that make it credible.
TapVid turns technical material your team already has into an accurate video that explains the product clearly and is ready to share. It places supplied architecture diagrams, product screens, logos, and approved wording into a scene-by-scene structure instead of redrawing the product or improvising technical claims.
Your team can review the script, scene order, voiceover, and asset mapping before delivery. If one diagram or line changes, revise that scene while preserving the rest.
In practice
From technical source material to a reviewable video
Lock the approved source
Start with current diagrams, UI, screenshots, terminology, numbers, and required wording.
- Current source assets
- Exact technical copy
Map every claim to evidence
Check which diagram, screen, or product asset supports each scene before rendering.
- Visible scene plan
- Claim-to-asset review
Revise only what changed
Replace one diagram or line in its scene while the approved sequence stays intact.
- Scene-level revision
- Comparable versions
Why TapVid
Why technical teams use TapVid
Assets stay recognizable
Supplied diagrams, UI, screenshots, and logos enter the video without being redrawn.
Technical copy stays exact
Product names, numbers, parameters, and required wording stay as supplied.
Correspondence stays reviewable
Check that every claim is paired with the correct screen or diagram.
Updates stay contained
Revise the affected scene while preserving approved scenes and prior versions.
What you can create
Technical stories built from verified inputs
Use one approved source package for the product moments that need a clear technical explanation.
Architecture overviews
Explain components and data flow with the approved diagram on screen.
API and integration explainers
Connect the integration steps to exact endpoints, terms, and interface states.
Security and compliance briefs
Present only reviewed controls, boundaries, and legal wording.
Technical sales follow-ups
Give buyers a concise explanation they can share after a technical demo.
Use cases
Built for technical product communication
Product and engineering
Explain a system or feature with current technical source material.
Solutions and sales engineering
Clarify integrations, workflows, and implementation boundaries for buyers.
Developer education
Turn approved API and product guidance into a structured explanation.
Questions & answers
Frequently Asked Questions
- Provide current diagrams, screenshots, UI, approved terms and claims, the intended audience, and any wording that must appear exactly.
- Supplied assets are placed into the video instead of being regenerated as a different diagram or interface. Review the scene plan and final frames before delivery.
- Yes. Review the script, scene sequence, voiceover, and which asset supports each claim before the final version is delivered.
- Update the affected scene and keep the other approved scenes in place, then compare the revised version before delivery.
- Check the current TapVid Terms of Service and your agreement for commercial-use and rights terms.
Explore more
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Plans & credits
Simple, credit-based pricing
Simple videos use about 4 credits per second: about 120 credits for 30 seconds or 240 for a minute. Cinematic scenes use more. These are display estimates; use the credit quote shown in the app before generation.
Pro
$49/mo
2,000 credits / mo
Max
$99/mo
6,000 credits / mo
Ultra
$199/mo
14,000 credits / mo