THE PRODUCT, IN PRACTICE

From your first click
to “I've got this.”

Explore a finished runbook, then see every tool that helps you create one. All account details and screens below are illustrative.

BEHIND THE GUIDE

One workflow.
Four useful stages.

  1. 01

    Capture in Chrome

    Start recording, add any other tabs you need, and capture extra steps manually. Check the recording status in the popup, then stop when finished.

  2. 02

    Open My guides

    Review the current guide or switch to an earlier one. Start a new guide for a separate procedure. Drafts stay in your browser.

  3. 03

    Edit and protect

    Update titles and instructions, move or delete steps, and draw redaction boxes over sensitive details. Undo boxes or cancel before saving; a saved redaction replaces the screenshot.

  4. 04

    Name it. Export it. Hand it over.

    Choose an optional ZIP filename and download the guide with editable HTML and images. Open the extracted guide offline or bring the content into your wiki.

RUNBOOK / USER ONBOARDINGILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE
01

Open Active users

Open your admin portal and select Add a user from the user list.

Illustrated user directory with the Add a user button highlighted

Capture this with supported click recording, or use Capture step manually.

02

Fill in the user details

Enter Taylor Reed and taylor.reed@example.test, then select Create user.

Illustrated form containing fictional user details

Rewrite the step title and instructions in My guides. Redact sensitive details before sharing.

03

Verify the result

Check that the confirmation names the test user you just created. The workflow is complete when the success message appears.

Illustrated confirmation that the fictional test user was created

Remove unnecessary captures and move steps into the order your reader should follow.

THE FINISHED PACKAGE

user-onboarding.zip

Editable HTML + screenshot images

This page demonstrates the output. Recording, editing, redaction, and ZIP downloads are available inside the Chrome extension.

02 / INSIDE THE EXTENSION

The complete toolkit.
From first click to final file.

Explore what Runbook Pack already does, from the toolbar popup to My guides and the screenshot editor.

RECORD & CAPTURE

01

Capture the whole process.

  • Start and stop recording

    Capture screenshots after supported button and link clicks on regular web pages.

  • Capture a step manually

    Save the current browser viewport whenever a step needs extra context.

  • Record across selected tabs

    Add another tab to the current recording when your workflow spans multiple pages.

  • See recording status

    Check included tabs, recording notices, and missed-capture counts from the popup.

SAVE & ORGANIZE

02

A workspace for every guide.

  • Create a new guide

    Start a fresh draft while keeping earlier guides in your local library.

  • Reopen saved guides

    Switch between the current guide and previous guides from My guides.

  • Preview captured steps

    See saved step titles, screenshots, and the step count directly in the popup.

  • Keep drafts on your device

    Captures and edits are stored locally in your browser until you export them.

EDIT & PROTECT

03

Make every step worth following.

  • Edit titles and instructions

    Rewrite each step in your own words. Changes save to the local guide.

  • Reorder or remove steps

    Move a step up or down, or delete an unnecessary capture.

  • Redact screenshots

    Drag solid boxes over sensitive details before sharing your guide.

  • Review masks before saving

    Undo the last box or cancel the edit. Saving permanently replaces that screenshot in the guide.

EXPORT & SHARE

04

Hand over files you can keep.

  • Download a guide ZIP

    Package the guide and screenshot image files together in one download.

  • Choose your ZIP filename

    Give the download a recognizable name, or keep the generated default.

  • Get editable HTML

    Export numbered steps, instructions, and screenshots as an HTML guide you can modify.

  • Open offline or use in your wiki

    Unzip and open the guide locally, or bring its text and images into your documentation tool.

READY FOR YOUR OWN WORKFLOW?

Keep the knowledge moving.