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PowerPoint to video converter, narrated.

Q: How do I convert a PowerPoint to a video?

Drop your .pptx file into the PowerPoint to video converter, choose a voice and video style, preview it, then export. Everything runs in your browser.

Q: Can I convert Google Slides to video?

Yes. In Google Slides choose File, Download, Microsoft PowerPoint (.pptx), then drop the file into the converter. The Google Slides tab gives you a direct export link.

Q: What video format does the PowerPoint to video converter export?

Your browser records the video, usually as WebM, or MP4 in browsers that support it. WebM plays in Chrome, Edge, Firefox and most video editors and converts to MP4 with most video tools.

Q: Is my presentation uploaded to a server?

No. Parsing, animation, narration and video recording all happen locally in your browser, so your slides never leave your device.

Q: Where does the narration come from?

Narration is generated from your speaker notes, or from slide text if there are no notes, using your browser's built-in text-to-speech voices.

The online PowerPoint to video converter. Turn PowerPoint and Google Slides decks into animated videos with voiceover and captions. No upload.

Convert PowerPoint to video

Reads speaker notes as narration
Animated reveals & transitions
Exports a video file

Drop your .pptx here or click to choose a file. It never leaves your device.

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Video settings

Narrator voice

Speaking speed 1.0×

Narration script

Video style

Transition

Minimum seconds per slide 5s

Animate shapes in one by one Burn in captions Gentle zoom on images Record narration into the video (Chrome: choose “this tab” and tick “share tab audio”)

Keep this tab in the foreground while exporting. The video records in real time.

How to convert PowerPoint to video in 4 steps

Add your deck

Drop a .pptx file into the PowerPoint to video converter, or export your Google Slides deck as PowerPoint.

Pick voice & style

Choose a narrator, speed, transitions and captions. Speaker notes become the script.

Preview

Watch the animated, narrated version instantly and jump between slides.

Export

Record the finished explainer video and download it, ready to share or upload.

Why use this PowerPoint to video converter

Private by design

Parsing, narration and recording run on your device. Your slides are never uploaded.

Narrated from your notes

Speaker notes drive the voiceover, with slide text as a fallback and timing that follows the speech.

Animated, not static

Shapes reveal in sequence, images drift gently and slides transition smoothly.

PowerPoint & Google Slides

Convert .pptx files, or Google Slides decks exported as PowerPoint, into video.

Captions included

Burn in sentence-by-sentence captions for silent autoplay and accessibility.

No limits

No watermark and no limits on slides.

PowerPoint to video converter: common questions

What is the best online PowerPoint to video converter?

PowerPoint2Vid is a PowerPoint to video converter that runs in your browser. It adds voiceover from your speaker notes, animated reveals, transitions and captions, with no upload and no watermark.

How do I convert a PowerPoint to a video?

Drop your .pptx into the PowerPoint to video converter, choose a voice and video style, preview it, then export. Everything runs in your browser.

Can I convert Google Slides to video?

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.

Is my presentation uploaded to a server?

No. Slides are parsed and recorded locally, so they never leave your device.

Where does the narration come from?

From your speaker notes, or slide text if there are no notes, using your browser’s built-in text-to-speech voices. Available voices depend on your device.

What video format does the PowerPoint to video converter export?

Your browser records the video, usually as WebM (MP4 in browsers that support it). WebM plays in Chrome, Edge, Firefox and most video editors, and can be converted to MP4 with most video tools.

Will it look exactly like my PowerPoint?

It renders text, shapes, images and backgrounds. Complex effects such as SmartArt, charts, custom animations and embedded video are simplified or skipped.