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DocuGram: Turning Screen Recordings into Documents

In this paper we describe DocuGram, a novel tool to capture and share documents originating from any application. As users scroll through pages of their document inside the native application (Word, Google Docs, web browser), the system captures and analyses in real-time the rendered video frames and reconstitutes the original document pages into an easy to view HTML-based representation. In addition to detecting and regenerating the document pages, a DocuGram also includes the interactions users had over them, e.g. mouse motions and voice comments. A DocuGram allows users to flexibly share enhanced documents across applications.