Guided walkthroughs: a short tour of each tool

• Next goes to the next step, Back goes to the one before, and Skip closes the walkthrough. Done, on the last step, closes it too.
• Press the lit-up button or tab to try it: it does its job and the walkthrough moves on by itself. If it opens a window or another page, the walkthrough closes. A lit-up text box waits for you to type; press Next when you're ready.
• Each step lights up the box or button it talks about and brings it into view. If that control isn't on screen yet, the step shows in the middle of the page instead.
• The card shows the tool's name and Step 2 of 5 (for example), with a dot for each step.
• On a phone the card sits along the bottom of the screen, so the lit-up control stays visible.

• The card has focus on every step, so Enter moves on. The arrow keys go forward and back, Esc skips, and Tab reaches Skip, Back and Next and stays inside the card until it closes. Focus goes back where it was afterwards.
• Screen readers hear the step number and title on each step.
• If your device is set to reduce motion, nothing slides or fades: each step simply appears.

• A walkthrough plays once per tool for your account, so it doesn't come back on another computer or phone after you finish or skip it.
• To see it again, press the Help button (the question mark) in the top bar and choose Replay walkthrough. On tool pages, Replay walkthrough is also inside About this tool at the bottom of the page.
• If you pressed Skip, a small Show me around button waits on the tool's start screen (in its empty state, next to the first thing to do, or in the lower right corner). Press it to play the walkthrough, or press × to hide it.
• A link that ends in ?walkthrough=1, like aikit.ai/tools/video-kit?walkthrough=1, opens the tool and starts its walkthrough right away, even if you've seen it.
• Finishing or skipping a walkthrough also closes that tool's one-time New here? tip, so the two never show at once.
• Help Center in the same menu opens these guides.

People on a Hub Team program see a Tester badge on the card and one more step at the end. It lists what to check for quality in that tool and lights up Report a problem in the top bar, where reports link to your card for that tool. The tester version counts as its own walkthrough, so it plays once even if you saw the regular one before you joined.