Transform a typical slide deck into an engaging video that’s easier to share and watch. No fluff, just straight talk: if you’re done fiddling with slides, let’s turn them into video.
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01
Gather your slides & set up
Open a new project and get your slides ready in a separate window or file. The goal: convert your slide deck to a recorded video — whether from a Keynote, Google Slides, or PowerPoint. Fire up the recorder, and be sure to pick the audio and camera inputs you want to capture if you plan to show yourself on camera.
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Record or import your slides
You can record your screen as you narrate each slide, or import a pre-rendered slideshow video if you’ve exported it elsewhere. Use scene boundaries to mark each new slide. For a more natural flow, speak off-the-cuff or rely on notes. Either way, keep your timing in check, since no one wants a 90-minute epic on yearly sales data.
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Refine & add transitions
When you’ve captured all slides, trim awkward pauses or repeated takes. Quickly add transitions or background music if you want to keep viewers awake. Then proceed to share or export your newly minted slide to video masterpiece. That’s it: no complicated menus, no pointless drivel.
Present & record anywhere
Whether you prefer speaking live or dubbing later, the software captures your presentation and syncs it with your audio. That means you can record multiple takes or import existing footage and stitch everything together easily.
Add scenes for each slide
Drop in quick scene breaks for every slide, or combine a bunch into a single scene if you want a shorter final cut. The transcript-based approach helps you match each slide portion with your spoken content.
Live or asynchronous
Don’t feel like entertaining a crowd in real time? Convert your slide deck to video and share the link. It’s like giving a presentation minus the sweaty handshake session at the end.
It’s not just a basic slide to video system. You can do a whole lot more to boost your content.
Screen recording
Capture your computer screen while running your slides. No separate tools or reformatting needed.
Green Screen
Remove or replace your real-life background so the viewer focuses on your slides, not your messy office.
AI editing
Quickly remove filler words, background noise, or repeated segments so your final video is crisp and concise.
Collaboration
Share your project with team members, get comments, and iterate together before finalizing your new video presentation.
Donna B.
30 minutes / month of dubbing in 20+ languages
Can I present live and still create a slide to video version?
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Why should I convert slide decks into a video?