Free tool

PDF to video, slides that talk.

Save your PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides deck as a PDF, drop it here, and get a 16:9 video. Type what to say on each slide, or use the slide's own text, and an AI voice reads it while the slide shows; silent slides stay up for the time you set. Slides fade into each other and the video is saved as an MP4. It all runs in this tab, so your deck is never uploaded.

Your PDF and words stay in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

How it works

Slides in, video out.

01 / Open

Your deck as PDF

Every page becomes a slide in a 16:9 frame, kept sharp at 720p or 1080p.

02 / Narrate

Words per slide

Type your script for each slide, or use the page's text. Leave a slide empty for a silent pause.

03 / Save

An MP4

The voice reads each slide while it shows, with soft fades between, saved as one MP4.

Questions

Good to know.

How do I turn PowerPoint or Keynote into a PDF?

In PowerPoint and Keynote choose File, then Export or Save As, and pick PDF. In Google Slides choose File, Download, PDF document.

Which voices can read the slides?

The same voices as our text to speech tool: eight English voices, plus Chinese, Spanish, French, German, Russian, Arabic, Hindi and Bangla. Their licences allow commercial use; some ask for credit, listed on that page.

Do animations and videos in my slides carry over?

No. A PDF holds each slide as a still page, so builds, transitions and embedded videos are not in it. For those, record the slideshow with a screen recorder.

Is my deck uploaded?

No. The PDF is read, voiced and turned into a video in this tab.

Can I use my own voice?

Make the video silent here, record yourself with the voice recorder, then add it with add music to video.