We are often asked whether we have a mobile app for creating tutorials that demonstrate how to do a task on a mobile device. Well... we don't have a mobile app. But that shouldn't stop you from making how-to tutorials for a mobile device! You can still use ScreenSteps to make documentation for your mobile app.
1. Take a screenshot on your iPhone
When you want to take a screenshot of your iPhone, just press the home button and the sleep/wake button. It will automatically take a screenshot and save it to your iPhoto camera roll.
Take as many screenshots as you need to walk somebody through a process.
1.1. Take a screenshot on your Android
When you want to take a screenshot of your Android, press the Volume Down and Power buttons at the same time, hold them for a second, and your phone will take a screenshot. It'll show up in your Gallery app (source: Lifehacker)
But, for a more thorough explanation, you can watch the video above made by the Android Authority.
Take as many screenshots as you need to walk somebody through a process.
2. Import your screenshots into ScreenSteps
You can import your images from iPhoto, iCloud, your desktop, Dropbox - wherever your images are stored. Select all the images you need, and they will be imported to ScreenSteps as individual steps.
Note: You may want to autoscale your images so they aren't too big. Click here to learn how to do that.
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