Zight + Confluence Integration
Show, don't tell
in Confluence.
Embed a screen recording or annotated screenshot directly in any Confluence page. The Zight Confluence integration turns static documentation into visual walkthroughs people actually follow.
Trusted by 5m+ people who would rather show than tell
Real Customers
Why teams reach for Zight + Confluence every day
Real quotes from Zight case studies
"Leveraging Zight in our GitHub pull requests and during conversations with our Engineering team saves us about 50 minutes every day!"
"It's better if they can see a video while showing them how to use our software. It just saves so many steps."
"It's always an extra delight when the customer is so impressed that they send you a GIF back or when they call us by name."
"I love Zight Smart Actions! Documenting bug reports that used to take me 5-10 minutes now only take me 30 seconds."
Customer Story
How teams build docs people
actually use
Written runbooks go stale and unread. With Zight in Confluence, teams embed short video walkthroughs beside the text — onboarding guides, process docs, and postmortems that show instead of describe.
Read the case study
Where it earns its keep
Three jobs Zight + Confluence does better.
Onboard without shoulder-taps
Record the process once and embed it where new teammates already look. They get an expert walkthrough without pulling anyone off their work.
Keep docs current effortlessly
When a flow changes, re-record two minutes of video instead of rewriting a page of prose and screenshots.
Make knowledge stick
People skim text but they watch video. Visual docs get followed correctly the first time, cutting repeat questions.
Where it fits
See it in a workflow: Training & Onboarding · Improve Productivity · Capture → Share → Reuse
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Grab the Zight app from the Atlassian Marketplace via the Add to Confluence button on this page. After that you can embed recordings and annotated screenshots directly in any page.
You embed the recording or screenshot directly in the Confluence page, right beside the text it illustrates. Static runbooks become walkthroughs people actually follow — onboarding guides, process docs, postmortems.
Anyone you share a Zight link with can watch in a browser — no Zight account, nothing to install. Access to the Confluence page itself still follows your Confluence permissions.
Re-record instead of rewrite. When a flow changes, two minutes of fresh video replaces a page of prose and screenshots, and Zight's AI generates the transcript, title, and chapters for you.
See the difference
visuals make
Install Zight in Confluence and start making docs people watch.