How to make a video presentation: attach a deck you already have — a PowerPoint, a PDF or Google Slides — and Studio reads every slide and its notes, writes the script, voices it, and turns each slide into a scene. No recording yourself over the slides. Here's how.
Turn a presentation into a video in three steps: attach, build, steer.
Drop in your PowerPoint, PDF or Google Slides and say what it's for — the example here is a two-minute pitch to café owners. One line is enough.
Studio reads every slide and your speaker notes, writes the script and voices it, and turns each slide into a scene — real footage and motion, not the static slides.
Change anything in words, pick 16:9 or 9:16, and share it — by email, in a class, on your LMS, or on YouTube.
Attach the .pptx — Studio reads every slide and your speaker notes, writes a script, voices it, and builds a scene per slide.
Yes — Google Slides, PowerPoint or a PDF. Attach your deck and Studio does the rest.
Studio reads each slide and its notes, writes the narration, casts a voice, and turns every slide into a scene with footage and motion — not the slides as they are.
No — that's the opposite of this. You attach the deck and Studio writes and voices it for you.
Yes — widescreen 16:9 for YouTube, or vertical 9:16 for Reels and Shorts, from the same deck.
As long as your deck needs — and you can ask for any slide to run shorter, in words. Longer videos cost more.
Watch the finished video here before you pay, then pay only for what you download to use — pay as you go, no subscription.
Describe what you want in plain words — watch previews here, pay only for what you download.
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