How-To and tutorial videos your clone builds from your know-how
You know how to do it. Your clone turns that into a step-by-step tutorial with tips, fixes and a recap, narrated in your voice and ready to post.
Landscape, vertical or square · Script and storyboard approval
Tutorials are the backbone of a helpful channel. People search for them every day, and a good one keeps getting views for years. The hard part is slowing down and explaining every step clearly. Your clone does that for you. Tell it the task and your tips, or send your notes, and your clone writes numbered steps that a beginner can actually follow.
Your clone starts with the problem and the result, lists what viewers need, then walks through each step with why it matters and the pitfall to avoid. It can add a section on common mistakes and how to check the result. Send your own screen recordings or clips and your clone cuts them into the right steps.
The How To / Tutorial structure
Problem and outcome
Your clone states the problem, the result viewers will get and who the tutorial is for.
What you need
Tools, materials, access and prep before starting.
Numbered steps
Each step covers one action, why it matters and the key tip or pitfall, in strict order.
Mistakes and fixes
When there's room, the most common errors with their symptom, cause and fix.
Check and recap
How to confirm it worked, then a recap of the steps and what to try next.
Review and deliver
See the script first if you want. The video arrives with a title, description and tags.
Just tell your clone: make a How To / Tutorial
Type it the way you'd say it. Tap any line to copy it.
- Make a 6-minute tutorial on how to set up a Notion content calendar. Use my screen recordings in Drive and send me the script first.Copy
- 60-second vertical how-to: fixing a running toilet in 3 steps. Voiceover only, big captions.Copy
- Turn my notes on pricing freelance design work into a 10-minute tutorial. I'm on screen as host.Copy
- How to repot a fiddle leaf fig without killing it. Landscape, add a common mistakes section, square version too.Copy
- I wrote this tutorial script for editing in CapCut. Use it word for word and show me the storyboard before rendering.Copy
Tips for a better How To / Tutorial
- Send your own screen recordings or clips for hands-on steps. They make a tutorial feel trustworthy.
- Say who the viewer is, beginner or advanced, so the setup and steps hit the right level.
- For Shorts, ask for three steps or fewer. Your clone drops optional sections first when time is tight.
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How To / Tutorial: questions, answered.
Can my clone use my screen recordings?
Yes. Upload recordings or clips and your clone places them in the matching steps, adding captions, voiceover and graphics. Media Forge can trim long recordings first if needed.
What happens if the tutorial needs to be short?
Your clone drops optional parts like troubleshooting and verification first, then merges small steps. The problem, setup, steps and recap stay, so the tutorial still works.
Can I make a tutorial series?
Yes. Ask for a series, like a beginner course in five lessons, and your clone plans each episode around its own steps and points to the next lesson in each recap.
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