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> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Where can I find my original screen recordings?

> Every screen recording you make is saved in the Screen recordings tab in the Tutorial AI app — replay it or start a new project from any raw recording.

Section: Help Center › FAQ

Every screen recording you make with Tutorial AI — whether you used the Chrome extension, the desktop app, the mobile recorder, or uploaded a video — is stored as a separate file in the **Screen recordings** tab inside the app. Your original, un-narrated recording is always preserved there, even after you turn it into a project.

## Find your recordings

In the left sidebar, under **Assets**, click **Screen recordings**. You'll see every recording you've made or uploaded, with the newest at the top.

![Screen recordings link in the Assets section of the Tutorial AI app sidebar](https://www.tutorial.ai/images/help/help-where-to-find-original-screen-recordings-sidebar.3a8102c5.webp)

From this view you can:

- **Replay** any recording in your browser
- **Start a new project** from any recording — see [Create a new project from an existing recording](https://www.tutorial.ai/en/articles/9945215-create-a-new-project-from-an-existing-recording)
- **Delete** recordings you no longer need

## A recording vs. a project

These are two distinct things:

- A **recording** is the raw screen capture — exactly what was captured on screen, with your original audio if you spoke during the recording. It lives in the **Screen recordings** tab.
- A **project** is the edited tutorial built on top of a recording — with AI narration, zooms, cuts, captions, music, and an editable script. It lives in your main dashboard.

When you record your screen, both are created automatically. Deleting a project does not delete the underlying recording, so you can always go back to the **Screen recordings** tab and start a fresh project from the same original source.

Source: https://www.tutorial.ai/en/articles/where-to-find-original-screen-recordings