> ## Documentation index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://www.tutorial.ai/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Uploading Videos > Upload screen recordings to start a project or combine several recordings into one video, and upload decorative videos to the Asset Library for use on slides. Section: Docs › Recording Most uploads are **screen recordings** — files from an OS-native recorder, a phone, or another tool that you want Tutorial AI to turn into a tutorial. Upload one to start a new project, or upload several and combine them into a single video with **Clips**. A second, less common kind of upload is a **decorative video** — an animation, intro clip, or B-roll placed on a slide. Those go to the Asset Library and are covered at the end of this page. ## Uploading a screen recording [Video: Tutorial AI - How to upload screen recordings](https://embed.videoscripter.ai/video/019fb4ac-682a-7cd3-8202-3160f03c52e1) Open the **Screen Recordings** section from the sidebar, then click the **Upload screen recording** button in the top-right of the header. ![Screen Recordings section in the sidebar with the Upload screen recording button visible in the top right](https://www.tutorial.ai/images/help/help-uploading-videos-sidebar-nav.1925fe6a.webp) A modal opens with two file-type options: **Desktop Recording** (computer screen capture) or **Mobile Recording** (iOS or Android device). **Desktop recording** ![Upload Screen Recording modal with Desktop Recording selected, showing AI analysis, Click detection, and Narration suggestions](https://www.tutorial.ai/images/help/help-uploading-videos-desktop-option.c6513d6b.webp) When you import a desktop recording, Tutorial AI runs three automatic passes on the file: - **AI analysis** — every click, scroll, and screen transition is detected and turned into a Sync Marker - **Click detection** — interaction spots are identified so post-recording effects (zooms, cursor emphasis) have targets to lock onto - **Narration suggestions** — if the recording has narration audio, the script is transcribed from it; if it's silent, the script is drafted from the visual content Processing can take a few minutes for longer videos. You can leave the tab open or close it — Tutorial AI emails you when the project is ready. > **Tip:** If the recording has sound you don't want transcribed, strip it first with the free [Remove Audio](https://www.tutorial.ai/remove-audio) tool. It runs entirely in your browser — the file never leaves your device. **Mobile recording** Select **Mobile Recording**, then pick the platform — **Android** or **iOS**. Any `.mp4` or `.mov` captured with a device's built-in screen recorder is accepted. ![Upload Screen Recording modal with Mobile Recording selected, showing the Android and iOS platform toggle](https://www.tutorial.ai/images/help/help-uploading-videos-mobile-option-iphone.44d072b5.webp) > **Tip:** On a Mac, you can also capture iPhone or iPad screens directly by connecting the device via cable and using QuickTime, then upload the resulting `.mov` here. For a fully in-Tutorial-AI iOS/iPadOS capture flow, see [Mobile Recording](https://www.tutorial.ai/docs/recording/mobile-recording). > **Note:** Mobile recordings don't visually capture tap gestures by default. Mark them after upload with the Tap Marker tool — see [Mobile Recording](https://www.tutorial.ai/docs/recording/mobile-recording). ## Combining several recordings into one video Every recording you upload is listed in **Screen Recordings**, so you can add it to any project — to join a second take to your first, or to add a part you recorded separately. 1. Open the project and click **Clips**. 2. Hover over the timeline and click the **+** where the recording should go. 3. Choose **Screen recording**, pick the uploaded recording, and confirm with **Insert video & open script**. The recording becomes its own clip, and AI writes narration for it. See [Combine Videos](https://www.tutorial.ai/docs/editing/combine-videos) for every option, and [Update or Replace Footage](https://www.tutorial.ai/docs/editing/update-or-replace-footage) to swap out an outdated section. ## Uploading decorative videos for slides Decorative videos don't belong in the Screen Recordings tab — they live in the **Asset Library** and can be dropped onto any slide. Examples: an animated rocket background, a looped product shot, a personal intro clip recorded on a phone. ![Animated video decorating a slide](https://www.tutorial.ai/images/help/help-uploading-videos-example-video-on-slide.e0d57d4e.png) ![Personal intro video placed on a slide](https://www.tutorial.ai/images/help/help-uploading-videos-example-human-intro.0768ade0.webp) There are two ways to upload one: - From the dashboard's left navigation, open **Asset Library** → **Upload media** - While editing a slide, click the **video** button in the top toolbar → **Upload media** ![Upload media modal inside the Asset Library](https://www.tutorial.ai/images/help/help-uploading-videos-asset-library-modal.1bc87c12.png) Uploaded videos become available across all your projects and can be placed onto any slide. See [Slides](https://www.tutorial.ai/docs/editing/slides) for how to position video content on a slide. ## Next steps - [Combine Videos](https://www.tutorial.ai/docs/editing/combine-videos): Combine uploaded recordings in one video - [Screen Recording](https://www.tutorial.ai/docs/recording/screen-recording): Record a new video from scratch - [Mobile Recording](https://www.tutorial.ai/docs/recording/mobile-recording): Adding tap markers to mobile recordings - [Slides](https://www.tutorial.ai/docs/editing/slides): Placing videos onto slides - [Editor Overview](https://www.tutorial.ai/docs/editing/editor-overview): The script-based editor Source: https://www.tutorial.ai/docs/recording/uploading-videos