Improved Exports, Supa Screenshots, Faster Analytics

Joseph Lee·May 2, 2024May 2, 2024

Product Updates

Did you miss our last product update?

Here were the key highlights: • New Hotspot Designs and Options

• Embed Forms and Calendars on Chapters

• New Chrome Extension and Functionality

Check out the recap here.

Explore these 7 tips to create better interactive demos

#1 Improved Video and GIF Exports

Video and GIF exports have been improved on Supademo, with the following options added: Zoom and pan support: Any zoom and pan effects on your Supademo will now be natively supported on any Supademo export.

Chapter and button animations: All animations added to Chapter buttons or to hotspots will now be natively supported on the video export.
Hotspot styles and sizing optimizations: Video exports now support all three hotspot styles.

Try the export feature

#2 Improved Analytics and Performance

Platform analytics have been rearchitected to be 10x much more performant, meaning your data will load in milliseconds regardless of how many Supademos, viewers, or engagement data there is on your workspace.

We have also added helpful comparison data as well as additional date periods to help you better analyze your Supademo's performance.

More updates are coming to analytics in the next two weeks – including Showcase Analytics, date periods, session durations and more. So please stay tuned!

Try the new analytics

#3 Supa Screenshots

We're excited to roll out Supa Screenshots: beautiful, customizable, and instant screenshots taken directly through the Supademo extension.

With this update, anyone can create beautiful interactive demos and instant screenshots, all through the existing Supademo extension.

How to take a Supa Screenshot:

Capture Screenshot: Open your existing Supademo extension to capture a browser window or use ⌘ + shift + 9 to quickly snap a screenshot.
Annotate and Beautify: Use the built-in editor to crop, annotate, blur or beautify your screenshot in seconds.
Copy, Save or Share as URL: Copy to your clipboard with ⌘ + C, download with ⌘ + X, share as a URL, or add it to an existing Supademo.

Here's a 2-minute overview of how to leverage Supa Screenshot:

Interactive demo powered by Supademo

This feature is useful for:

Taking quick product screenshots for internal collaboration;
Highlighting minor features or design updates on changelogs/product updates;
Sharing screenshots as links in emails;
Taking screenshots to add to an existing Supademo;

Learn more about this feature by visiting the Supa Screenshot page.

Or read the official release blog on why we built this feature and how it can help.

Try creating a Supa Screenshot

#4 Command + Z: Undo/Redo

In addition to existing keyboard shortcuts available on Supademo, you can now use Command ⌘ + Z (Mac) and Control + Z (Windows) to quickly undo and redo actions taken in the Supademo editor.

This is useful for: Quickly undoing changes after deleting slides;

Quickly redoing changes you've accidentally made on the Supademo editor;
And much more!

Give it a try by clicking a Supademo and clicking edit.

Try the undo and redo feature

#5 Hotspot Callout Improvements

In addition to the three new hotspots styles added in the last product update, you now have the ability to add or remove the step count from hotspots.

To disable this option, simply click Customization on the edit toolbar of a Supademo and choose your desired option for "Show step count": With the new export improvements made in this release, your choices (Next button, step counts, etc) will also be reflected in MP4/GIF downloads.

In addition, Supademo now automatically adds a placeholder hotspots to every screenshot/media file you upload – helping you save even more time.

Explore new hotspot options

Improvements and Bug fixes

Fixed issue where hotspot were would not point to newly updated slides added to the end of a Supademo;
Fixed issue where the visual positioning of the left-pane of the edit screen would reset when hotspots or text was updated;
Fixed issue where certain voiceovers would get cut off before proceeding to the next slide;
Large-scale performance and stability improvements;

Frequently Asked Questions about improved exports, supa screenshots, faster analytics

Commonly asked questions about this topic.

How do organizations get started with improved exports?

Begin with an audit of your current state — identify gaps, redundancies, and quick wins. Select one or two focus areas rather than trying to improve everything simultaneously. Assign clear ownership for each initiative and set 90-day milestones to maintain accountability without over-planning. Easy Software closed $100k+ in contracts using interactive demos in their sales process. Teams save an average of 85% of the time previously spent on demo creation.

How do you build executive buy-in for improved exports?

Frame the business case around metrics executives care about — revenue impact, cost savings, or risk reduction. Start with a pilot that demonstrates measurable results within 30-60 days. Use guided HTML demo features to present your results and roadmap to stakeholders — a clickable walkthrough is more compelling than a slide deck and easier to share asynchronously. Companies using interactive demos report an average 28% reduction in customer acquisition cost.

What are proven strategies for improved exports?

Start with a clear baseline measurement so you can track improvement. Focus on high-impact, low-effort wins first to build momentum and demonstrate value to stakeholders. Build feedback loops into your process — the best strategies evolve based on real-world results, not theoretical frameworks. Top-performing demos typically have 10-12 steps with 15-18 word hotspots and achieve 80%+ completion rates.

What technical issues can prevent exports from working properly and how do I fix them?

The most common challenges are stakeholder alignment, tool fragmentation, and inconsistent execution across teams. Address alignment by documenting shared goals and success metrics. Reduce tool fragmentation by standardizing on platforms that integrate well together. Improve execution consistency through clear playbooks, templates, and regular calibration sessions. 96.8% of top-performing demos use custom branding to maintain brand consistency.

What are improved exports and why do they matter?

Improved exports helps organizations improve efficiency, reduce costs, and deliver better outcomes. Understanding the fundamentals is critical before investing in tools or processes — many teams jump to solutions without clearly defining the problem they're solving. Start by mapping your current state and identifying the highest-impact opportunities. Rev.io now creates training materials in hours instead of weeks, with a 50% smaller team.

How is AI impacting improved exports?

AI is automating routine decisions, surfacing insights from large datasets, and enabling personalization that wasn't feasible manually. For ABM strategies from top brands, this means faster iteration cycles, better targeting, and reduced manual overhead. The key is applying AI to well-defined problems with clear success criteria — vague 'add AI' initiatives rarely deliver measurable value. DBmaestro achieved 80% faster demo delivery after adopting best Arcade alternatives for 2026s.

What are the biggest mistakes teams make with improved exports?

The top mistakes are starting without clear goals, buying tools before defining process, and failing to measure results consistently. Many teams also underestimate the change management required — new approaches fail not because the strategy is wrong but because adoption is poor. Invest as much in training and communication as you do in technology. Interactive walkthroughs can help bridge the adoption gap by making new processes easy to follow. VRIFY saved over $100k by switching to interactive demos for enablement. Companies using interactive demos report an average 28% reduction in customer acquisition cost.

Joseph Lee

Co-founder & CEO

Joseph is the CEO and co-founder of Supademo, building AI-driven interactive demo tooling used by 100,000+ founders, marketers, and operators to accelerate product understanding and sales. He’s a two-time startup founder passionate about zero-to-one product building and remote-first company culture.