Additional Recording Options

Beyond Standard Recording

Finally, there are a few additional ways to create demos beyond recording a live workflow.

Figma Plugin

One option is the Figma plugin, which is especially useful for design and product teams. It lets you turn static Figma frames into interactive demos in just a few clicks. You can add branching, voiceovers, and guided steps, then share prototypes without needing engineering support. It's a great way to bring designs to life and get feedback early.

Uploading Screenshots or Videos

Another option is building demos by uploading screenshots or videos. If you already have assets, you can upload them directly into Supademo and turn them into an interactive experience. This gives you a lot of flexibility to reuse content that already exists.

A common use case for uploading videos is when a team is transitioning away from video-based demos. Instead of trying to re-record everything all at once, an easier first step is to upload each existing video into its own Supademo and replace your old video links with Supademo links. Since Supademo uses a single URL as the source of truth, you never need to change the link itself. As those embedded videos become outdated, you can open the Supademo where they live and re-record the flows natively, step by step, making them much easier to maintain and update over time.

Mobile Demos

You can also create mobile demos. Record your mobile screen on iOS or Android, upload the video into Supademo, and use the video splitter to turn each frame into an interactive step. This makes it easy to show mobile app navigation inside a Supademo experience.

Summary

To wrap up, when demos are planned ahead of time, recorded using the right method, and kept short, consistent, and modular, they become much easier to maintain and scale over time.

Next, we'll move into how to edit and personalize your demos once they're recorded.