Screen Recording Tutorial Producer — $1 Per Completed Video | Up to $1,300+/Month

Screen Recording Tutorial Producer — $1 Per Completed Video | Up to $1,300+/Month

💰 Potential to Earn $260–$1,300+ Per Month

I'm looking for reliable people who can produce short screen-recording tutorial videos for my YouTube channels.

You are paid $1 for every completed, upload-ready video.

There can be 10–50 videos available per day, depending on the workload.

That means your potential daily earnings can be:

• 10 videos = $10/day
• 20 videos = $20/day
• 30 videos = $30/day
• 40 videos = $40/day
• 50 videos = $50/day

If you work around 26 days per month, that's approximately $260–$1,300/month, depending on how many completed videos you produce.

There is no fixed requirement to complete 50 videos every day. You d ---------- how much work you can realistically handle while maintaining quality.

THE JOB

I run YouTube channels that publish short how-to and tutorial videos about software, websites, apps, AI tools, and online platforms.

I'm building a high-volume production system and looking for people who can turn a provided voiceover into a finished tutorial video that is ready to upload immediately.

This is not a script-writing job.

This is not a research job.

You don't need to create thumbnails.

You don't need to record your voice.

I provide the voiceover. You create the finished screen-recording tutorial.

HOW THE WORKS WORK

For each video, I provide only:

1. The video title/topic

2. The finished voiceover audio

Your job is to take those two things and produce the complete video.

The workflow is:

Listen to the voiceover → Open the software → Figure out the current interface → Perform the steps → Record the screen → Synchronize everything → Export → Deliver

That's it.

I intentionally do not provide a long click-by-click recording guide.

The voiceover explains what the viewer needs to do.

You figure out how to perform those actions in the current version of the software.

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YOU MUST BE ABLE TO NAVIGATE SOFTWARE YOURSELF

This is the most important part of the job.

For example, the voiceover might say:

«"Open Settings, go to Privacy, and turn off this option."»

You should be able to open the application, find Settings, locate Privacy, find the option, and record the process.

If the software has been updated and the button has moved, find the new location yourself.

You do not need to know every application beforehand.

You need to be comfortable exploring software and figuring things out.

I'm looking for someone who can receive a voiceover and think:

"Okay, I understand what needs to happen. Let me find it."

rather than:

"Where exactly do I click?"

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REFERENCE CHANNEL

There is one permanent reference for the style I want.

Study this channel before applying:

"JustAskJake — YouTube" ( ---------- )

You should watch several videos and understand how the tutorials are presented.

I will not send a separate reference video for every assignment.

The channel is the reference.

Once you understand the style, you should be able to reproduce it consistently across different topics.

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WHAT "COMPLETED VIDEO" MEANS

This is very important.

You are paid for a completed video, not raw screen-recording footage.

When you submit a video, it should be something I can download and upload to YouTube immediately.

I should not have to:

• Re-record anything
• Fix synchronization
• Remove obvious mistakes
• Finish missing steps
• Clean up the screen
• Edit major sections
• Figure out what you were trying to show

You are responsible for delivering the finished tutorial.

If you make a mistake during recording, simply redo that section before submitting.

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VIDEO REQUIREMENTS

Videos should generally be:

• 1080p
• MP4
• 24–30 FPS
• Clean screen recording
• Properly synchronized with the voiceover
• Easy to follow
• Free of unnecessary pauses
• Free of obvious recording mistakes
• Free of personal information

Do not show:

• Passwords
• Private messages
• Personal documents
• Banking information
• Personal email s
• Notifications
• Other private information

Use demo/test accounts where appropriate.

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EDITING

These are simple tutorial videos.

You are not expected to create complicated cinematic edits, animations, or motion graphics.

The focus is on making the tutorial clear and professional.

The important things are:

The right screen → the right action → at the right time → with the right result.

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SOFTWARE YOU MAY WORK WITH

Topics can include:

• Windows 11
• Microsoft Edge
• Google Chrome
• VLC Media Player
• 7-Zip
• OBS Studio
• Adobe Acrobat
• Gmail
• Google Drive
• ----------
• WhatsApp
• Canva
• Figma
• Notion
• VS Code
• AI tools
• SaaS platforms
• Websites
• Browser extensions
• Desktop applications
• Mobile applications

You do not need to already know all of these.

The ability to learn and navigate unfamiliar software is more important.

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WHO I'M LOOKING FOR

You should be:

• Comfortable using computers
• Good at learning software
• Able to understand spoken English
• Comfortable recording your screen
• Independent
• Detail-oriented
• Fast but accurate
• Reliable
• Able to follow a voiceover precisely
• Comfortable doing repetitive work
• Interested in long-term work

You don't need years of professional video-production experience.

If you can use a computer confidently and learn software quickly, you can do this job.

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DAILY WORKLOAD

There can be 10–50 videos available per day.

Your actual workload is up to you.

For example:

10 videos → $10

25 videos → $25

50 videos → $50

If you are able to consistently produce a large number of good-quality videos, there can be substantial ongoing work.

Speed matters, but quality comes first.

I would rather receive 20 excellent completed videos than 50 videos that require corrections.

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PAID TEST

Before receiving regular work, shortlisted applicants will complete one paid test video.

I will provide:

• A title/topic
• The voiceover

You will create the complete upload-ready tutorial.

The test allows me to evaluate:

• Your ability to understand the voiceover
• Your ability to navigate software
• Screen-recording quality
• Timing and synchronization
• Attention to detail
• Ability to reproduce the reference style
• Overall reliability

If the test is good, we can move to regular batches.

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HOW TO APPLY

Please answer the following questions:

1. What computer/device do you use for recording?

2. What operating system do you use?

3. What screen-recording and editing software do you use?

4. How many completed videos can you realistically produce per day?

5. Have you created screen-recording tutorials before?

If yes, send examples.

6. How many hours per day are you available?

7. What would you do if the voiceover describes a button or setting, but the software's current interface has moved it somewhere else?

8. Watch several videos from the reference channel above and briefly explain what you think is important about its recording style.

And one small test to make sure you actually read this post:

Begin your proposal with the word "CompleteVideo".

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IMPORTANT

This is intended to be long-term, high-volume work.

The workflow is deliberately simple:

I give you the title + voiceover.

You figure out the software + record the tutorial + deliver the finished video.

If you are independent, fast, accurate, and comfortable learning new software, there can be a lot of work available.

$1 per completed video.

10–50 videos can be available per day.

Potential earnings of approximately $260–$1,300+ per month depending on your output and working days.

If you're interested, apply with CompleteVideo at the beginning of your proposal.