Turn PowerPoint into a Narrated Video
Upload your deck and VibeKnow narrates it slide by slide. Your slides stay exactly as you designed them; the AI adds the voiceover — written from the slide content, or straight from your speaker notes.
Speaker notes can be used as the script · PowerPoint animations aren't carried over
Want the AI to redesign it, or start from a document? Document to video · Image explainer video
- Free to start
- 400 credits on sign-up
- No credit card
How PPT to video works
- 01
Upload your deck
PPT, PPTX, or a deck exported as PDF, up to 50 MB.
- 02
Choose how it's narrated
By default your slides are kept as they are and narrated one by one. With an original PPT file you can turn on "Notes as script" to use your speaker notes as the narration.
- 03
Hear your deck, then export
Pick a voice, music and orientation, then generate. Review it, adjust, and export an MP4.
Why turn slides into videos with VibeKnow
Your slides, kept as they are
Layouts, brand colors and charts stay exactly as you designed them — the video is your deck with a voice.
Speaker notes become the script
Wrote notes under your slides? Turn on "Notes as script" and the narration follows them, so the video says what you would have said.
Narration for every slide
No notes? The AI writes the narration from what's on each slide and paces it slide by slide.
PDF decks work too
Exported your deck to PDF, or only have the PDF version? Upload that instead.
Or let the AI redesign it
Switch off "Narrate my slides as-is" on the next screen and VibeKnow rebuilds the content as new Slide Video scenes.
Share it like any video
Download an MP4 and drop it into your LMS, a shared drive or a Slack thread instead of sending the deck and hoping people read it.
What people make from slides
Recorded lectures
Turn lecture slides into lessons students can rewatch.
Training modules
Turn training decks into videos for your LMS or onboarding.
Async presentations
Send the update as a video instead of booking another meeting.
Sales and product decks
Give prospects a narrated walkthrough they can watch anytime.
Conference talks
Publish a narrated version of your talk after the event.
Investor updates
Share the quarterly deck as a short narrated video.
PowerPoint to video: your options
There are three common ways to turn a deck into a video. Each fits a different job.
| Record narration in PowerPoint | AI avatar tools | VibeKnow | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Who narrates | You, slide by slide, with a mic | An AI presenter reading a script | AI voiceover from your slides or notes |
| Your slide design | Kept | Rebuilt around the presenter | Kept, or redesigned if you choose |
| Time for a 20-slide deck | An hour or more, plus retakes | Minutes to hours | Minutes |
| Best for | When your own voice matters | Presenter-style announcements | Narrated decks without recording |
Based on typical workflows as of November 2026. Actual time depends on deck length and how much you edit.
PPT to video FAQ
01Is PPT to video free?
Yes. New accounts get 400 free credits, enough to narrate your own deck and see the result before you pay anything. No card required; see Pricing for more.
02Which files can I upload?
PowerPoint files (PPT, PPTX) and decks saved as PDF, up to 50 MB.
03Can it use my speaker notes as the narration?
Yes. With an original PPT or PPTX file, turn on "Notes as script" and the narration follows your notes. Check that every slide has notes first. PDF files don't carry notes, so the AI writes the narration from the slides.
04Are my PowerPoint animations kept?
No. Slide animations and transitions from PowerPoint aren't carried over into the video.
05Can the AI redesign my slides instead?
Yes. On the next screen, switch off "Narrate my slides as-is" and VibeKnow rebuilds the content as new Slide Video scenes.
06Do I need to write speaker notes first?
No. Without notes, the AI writes the narration from what's on each slide. Notes are only there if you want to control the exact wording.