Turn a written walkthrough into narrated tutorial videos for desktop, tablet and phone, rendered automatically in 96 languages. Free to start.
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Last probed Nov 3, 2026 · mcp.tutorializer.com
23tools discovered
For AI agents — MCPBundles Directory API
For MCP client apps (human connect):
MCP connect URL: https://mcp.tutorializer.com/mcp
Skill page: https://www.mcpbundles.com/skills/tutorializer-mcp-5eb0d26ce8
Explore capabilities (23)
read 10
write 13
Get
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Create
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List
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Update
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Delete
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Other capabilities
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List projects
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list_projects
List a bounded page of Tutorializer projects the authenticated user has access to. Returns a Markdown table of id, name, domain, and last edit time.
List projects — List a bounded page of Tutorializer projects the authenticated user has access to. Returns a Markdown table of id, name, domain, and last edit time.
Get project — Fetch a single Tutorializer project by immutable id or stable public vanity id. Returns the project metadata, its locale and voice settings, and any pronunciation rules formatted as Markdown.
Audit project localization — Audit one Tutorializer project across configured locales, rendered-video locales/devices, and speech languages. Reads at most 100 rows per content type and marks truncated totals as lower bounds.
List tutorials — List Tutorializer tutorial definitions. Optionally filter by projectId. Returns a Markdown table of id, name, project, default voice, and last edit time; rendered locales and devices live on videos.
Get tutorial — Fetch one Tutorializer tutorial definition and a bounded preview of its rendered locale/device outputs. A tutorial does not itself have a locale or status; those vary per video.
List videos — List rendered Tutorializer videos. Optionally filter by projectId, tutorialId, locale, and device. Returns a Markdown table of output dimensions, locale, device, format, and URL.
Get video — Fetch a single rendered Tutorializer video by id. Returns its tutorial, locale, device, dimensions, primary media URL, chapters, subtitles, and thumbnail metadata.
List speeches — List a bounded page of Tutorializer speeches (voiceover segments). Optionally filter by projectId and language. Returns a safe preview of id, text, language, project, and URL.
Get speech — Fetch a single Tutorializer speech (voiceover segment) by id. Returns the speech metadata plus its full source text and translation formatted as Markdown.
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Turn a written walkthrough into narrated tutorial videos for desktop, tablet and phone, rendered automatically in 96 languages. Free to start.
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Create project — Create a Tutorializer project. State-changing and non-idempotent: repeating the call creates another project, so list projects and confirm the intended name first.
Update project — Change a Tutorializer project’s name, domain, locales, default voice or narration speed. Reads the stored project first and rewrites the whole record, so unspecified fields keep their current values. The locales list is a complete replacement, and removing a locale stops it being expected by the localization audit. Submitting the values it already has is a no-op.
Create tutorial — Create a Tutorializer tutorial definition inside a project. State-changing and non-idempotent: repeating the call creates another tutorial, so list tutorials and confirm the intended name first. This records the tutorial; it does not record or render a video.
Update tutorial — Rename a Tutorializer tutorial or change the default voice used for its narration. Reads the stored tutorial first and rewrites the whole record, so unspecified fields keep their current values. Submitting the values it already has is a no-op.
Create video — Register one already-uploaded rendered tutorial video with Tutorializer, recording its locale, device, dimensions and media URLs. State-changing and non-idempotent: repeating the call registers a second output. This does not record, render or upload a file; host the file first and pass its public https URL.
Update video — Correct the metadata of one registered Tutorializer rendered video, such as its locale, device, dimensions or media URLs. Reads the stored record first and rewrites the whole document, so unspecified fields keep their current values. Submitting the values it already has is a no-op.
Create speech — Create one Tutorializer voiceover segment for a project. Without a url it synthesizes narration audio from the text with the project's speech provider, which consumes the organization's synthesis credits and is billable. Pass url instead to register audio you already produced. State-changing and non-idempotent: repeating the call creates another segment and synthesizes again.
Update speech — Change the text, translation, language or voice of one Tutorializer voiceover segment. Every one of those fields determines the audio, so a real change re-synthesizes the segment with the project's speech provider, consumes synthesis credits and replaces the previous audio. Submitting the values it already has is a no-op that synthesizes nothing.
Set pronunciation rule — Add or replace one project pronunciation rule and synchronize its ElevenLabs pronunciation dictionary. Repeating an identical rule is a no-op.
Remove pronunciation rule — Remove one project pronunciation rule and synchronize its ElevenLabs dictionary. Destructive but idempotent: a missing rule is a no-op. Existing speech audio is not regenerated automatically.
Delete tutorial — Permanently delete one Tutorializer tutorial definition. Idempotent, but the definition must be authored again to restore it. Rendered videos and voiceover segments are not deleted with it; remove those separately.
Delete speech — Permanently delete one Tutorializer speech record plus its S3 audio and alignment files. Idempotent, but deleted audio cannot be recovered without synthesizing it again and spending credits.
Delete video — Permanently delete one Tutorializer rendered-video record and its primary S3 object. Idempotent, but the render must be uploaded or generated again to restore it.
Show Tutorializer project overview — Render a bounded tenant-scoped Tutorializer project snapshot with tutorial, video, and voiceover counts. Use this after listing projects or when the user provides an immutable project id or stable public vanity id.
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