FormloreChoose between PDF, video and interactive assembly instructions
Choose a format around the buyer’s task and the information you can maintain. An interactive guide can complement a PDF or video; it does not remove the need for accurate source instructions.
Useful for printing, offline reference and complete parts and warning lists. Separate diagrams can explain order clearly, while a buyer may need more help understanding an unfamiliar viewing angle.
Video
Useful for showing real tools, handling and practical technique. Record the actual product and make important steps easy to find and replay; changes may require editing or recording again.
Interactive 3D
Useful when the buyer needs another viewing angle or repeated small movements at their own pace. It requires a consistent model, correct assembly relationships and human review. Browser and device capability matter, and a model is not a substitute for testing practical technique or safety.
Start with one representative task
Compare the same difficult assembly step in your available formats with actual users. Record whether they understand direction, order and confirmation, rather than assuming a format reduces returns or improves success by a fixed percentage.