The browser version of our PowerPoint to video converter. Your speaker notes become the voiceover. No subscription needed; exports carry a watermark.
Add a .pptx, or a Google Slides deck downloaded as PowerPoint. It opens in your browser.
Speaker notes are read aloud by the narrator you pick. No notes? Slide text is used instead.
Titles, bullets and charts build in one by one, timed to the narration, with captions underneath.
Preview it, then record the finished explainer and download it, ready to share or upload.
Basic narrates your slides as they are. On Pro, a.i. tightens the story, redesigns every slide as an animated scene and times each moment to the narration, with no watermark. This one was made from five plain slides.
Drop in a deck to preview it with narration straight away. Export it on Basic with a watermark, or go Pro for a.i.-directed videos with no watermark.
Then drop the downloaded file on the PowerPoint tab. Or in Slides: File → Download → Microsoft PowerPoint (.pptx).
No deck handy? Try a sample deck.
Each style changes how your slides move, from quiet fades to hard cuts. Hover to preview one, click to use it.
Go Pro and a.i. directs the video: a tighter story and every slide redesigned as a scene.
Speaker notes drive the voiceover, with slide text as a fallback and timing that follows the speech.
Shapes reveal in sequence, images drift gently and slides transition smoothly.
Convert .pptx files, or Google Slides decks downloaded as PowerPoint, into video.
Sentence-by-sentence captions are burned in, for silent autoplay and accessibility.
No cap on how many slides go into a video. Basic exports carry a watermark; Pro removes it.
Basic records your slides with narration, transitions and captions, and its exports carry a watermark. On Pro, a.i. directs the video: a tighter story, every slide redesigned as an animated scene, timed to the narration, with no watermark.
Drop your .pptx into the converter above, choose a voice and video style, preview it, then export.
Yes. Download your deck from Google Slides as a PowerPoint (.pptx) file, then drop it in. The Google Slides tab gives you the export link.
From your speaker notes, or slide text if there are no notes.
Your browser records the video, usually as WebM (MP4 in browsers that support it). WebM plays in Chrome, Edge, Firefox and most video editors.
Basic renders text, shapes, images and backgrounds. Complex effects such as SmartArt, charts, custom animations and embedded video are simplified or skipped. Pro rebuilds charts as animated charts.
Pro turns ordinary slides into extraordinary explainer videos, directed by a.i., from A$29 a month.