Google Slides to Video for presentations that need to work asynchronously

Turn an approved shared deck into a video people can watch on their own time. Preserve the presentation's logic while adding voice and pacing, then prepare and review each audience edit separately.

Input · Google Slides to VideoReady

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How it works

Four steps from a shared Slides deck to a finished video.

No screen recording of you clicking through the deck, no separate voiceover pass, no rebuilding the slides in another editor. Export to PPTX, drop it in, approve the plan containing the script, ship a branded video.

01

Export and drop the deck in

Export your Google Slides deck as PowerPoint (.pptx), then upload it. Add your audience and key points, and review the plan ngram proposes from the deck.

02

ngram plans the scenes

ngram uses your deck as source material to propose a video plan, including the script and scenes. Review the plan, request any changes, and approve it to start production.

03

Review the plan containing the script

Walk the full scene-by-scene plan before anything renders. Reorder slides, combine two into one scene, swap the voice, or rewrite a line, all in plain language with no timeline to learn.

04

Export the video

Review the Google Slides video for its intended channel, including the crop and caption placement, then export one MP4 from Studio. Prepare and review another aspect ratio as a separate edit. If another file type is required, run that MP4 through a separate one-file, one-output Video Converter job for MOV, WebM, or MKV, or use Video to GIF for a GIF.

Output controls

Slide-aware defaults. Real controls when the deck deserves more attention.

Per-slide scene split

Use the deck to shape the video plan. Review the proposed scenes and ask ngram to combine, expand, or reorder the material to suit your audience.

Use speaker notes to guide the script

Add the speaker notes you want ngram to use as guidance. Review how the proposed plan turns your key points into a narration script, then request any changes before approving production.

Prepare each channel edit separately

Set the intended channel and aspect ratio for the Google Slides video, then review the crop, caption placement, and CTA before exporting one MP4. Prepare another channel version as a separate edit.

Brand Kit on every scene

Select your Brand Kit for the video’s logo, colors, fonts and motion style. Choose saved intro or outro slides when the presentation needs an opening or close.

Burned-in captions per slide

Turn on captions when you want them, choose their styling, and check them against the narration before sharing the video.

Localize the deck as a separate edit

Translate the script and captions, regenerate the voiceover in the target language, and review the localized video before rendering it separately. Useful when the same Slides deck has to ship across regions.

Motion graphics on stat slides

Number, chart, and KPI slides get animated callouts instead of a flat image dump. Bullets fade in with the narration rather than all appearing at once, the way a live presenter would reveal them.

Security and data handling

Your exported deck stays in your workspace, and you can delete your account and data anytime from Settings. Talk to sales about security, access controls, and data handling for your team.

Use cases

Shared decks that earn a second life as video.

Product launch

Launch decks shipped as a public video

The internal launch deck your team built collaboratively in Slides becomes the public video marketing posts on the launch page and social. Same source slides, same story, polished for an audience.

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Sales enablement

Pitch decks that work after the call

Turn the shared Slides pitch deck into a self-running video the prospect can forward to the rest of the buying committee, with no rep on the calendar and no live walkthrough needed.

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Quarterly review

QBR decks as a short summary

Compress a long quarterly business review deck into a watchable recap your customer success team sends ahead of the live call, exported straight from the Slides file everyone already edits.

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Training

Training decks as self-paced modules

Take the trainer-led Slides deck and produce a narrated video module learners replay on their own time, instead of scheduling another live session for everyone who missed the first.

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Customer onboarding

Onboarding decks customers finish

Swap the long onboarding deck attached to the welcome email for a short branded video built from the same slides. The content stays the same; far more new users watch it through.

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Investor update

Founder decks as monthly investor videos

The Slides deck you'd present live becomes a video update for investors who can't make the call. Speaker notes carry the context so the numbers don't arrive without a story.

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Internal comms

All-hands decks as async video

Turn the all-hands Slides deck into an async video for everyone who missed the meeting or sits in another timezone. Captioned, on-brand, and translatable when the org spans regions.

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Explainer

Concept decks as explainer videos

An internal whiteboard deck in Slides becomes the explainer you embed on a landing page: same logic, sharper visuals, branded narration instead of a screen-share recording.

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Tools that pair with this converter

What you reach for around the deck conversion.

All ngram tools

Built for teams

Who on your team has a Slides deck waiting to become a video?

All solutions

Integrations

Triggers, not logos. Wire Google Slides to video into your team's workflows.

Every integration ships with a working template tuned to the Google-Slides-to-video pipeline. Start from one, or wire your own with the REST API and self-managed webhook subscriptions for video.completed or video.failed.

REST APIMCP serverWebhook subscriptionsFor API automation, send supported text or URL inputs with a self-service API key, retrieve the video job status, and subscribe to video.completed or video.failed.

How it compares

If you've tried turning Slides into video somewhere else.

Google Vids and the built-in record feature keep you inside Workspace but ship a slideshow walkthrough. Synthesia and Fliki put an AI avatar or voiceover on top of your slides. ngram reads the exported deck, plans the scenes, and renders a video that looks produced rather than read aloud.

FeaturengramGoogle VidsSynthesiaFliki
Use speaker notes to guide the scriptYes, notes drive the talk track per slideManual recordYesYes
Output styleBranded motion graphics per slide-sceneSlides + recorded walkthroughAI avatar over slidesAI voiceover over slides
Storyboard review before renderFull scene-by-scene preview, plain-language editsEdit in the Vids timelineEdit avatar takes after generationEdit scene after generation
Brand kit enforcementLogo, colors, fonts, and motion style on every sceneWorkspace themeAvatar brand stylingTemplate-driven
Channel-specific editing workflowOne reviewed MP4 per channel-specific edit16:9 primary16:9 primary16:9, 9:16
Localized voiceover and captionsTranslate script, regenerate voice, re-burn captionsManualMultilingual avatarsMultilingual voices
API + webhook deliveryREST API with self-service API keys; webhook subscriptions for video.completed or video.failed; MCP, Zapier, and n8n for documented workflowsWithin WorkspaceAPI on enterpriseAPI on paid
Security and data handlingTalk to sales for your team's requirementsPer Workspace termsPer enterprise termsPer terms

Common questions about converting Google Slides to video

How do I convert Google Slides to video with ngram?

In Google Slides, open File then Download then Microsoft PowerPoint (.pptx), then drop the exported file into ngram. ngram reads slide order, on-slide copy, and speaker notes, builds a scene-by-scene storyboard you edit in plain language, and renders a branded MP4 with captions in a few minutes.

Why do I export Google Slides as PPTX first?

ngram reads the deck's structure, copy, and speaker notes from the slide file. Exporting as PPTX (File then Download then Microsoft PowerPoint) hands ngram the full deck in one upload. Legacy PPT works too, and you can paste a direct link to a hosted PPTX export instead of uploading.

Does ngram read speaker notes from my Google Slides deck?

Use your speaker notes to guide the narration. Include the wording or points you want covered, then review the script in the proposed plan and ask for any changes before approving production.

How long does converting Google Slides to video take?

A typical 20 to 30 slide deck renders in a few minutes once you approve the plan containing the script. Most of the elapsed time is the storyboard review, not the render, which is the point: you see the full plan before anything is generated.

What output formats and aspect ratios does the converter support?

Studio exports the reviewed Google Slides video as one MP4. Set the aspect ratio for that edit, then check its crop and caption placement before export. Prepare and review a separate edit for another channel. If a destination requires MOV, WebM, or MKV, use Video Converter as a separate one-file, one-output step; use Video to GIF for a GIF.

Can I edit the video after ngram generates it?

Yes. Every scene is editable in plain language through the agentic chat or directly on the canvas. You can also open the timeline editor for frame-level control over scene durations, transitions, and burned-in captions.

Can I translate the Slides video into other languages?

Yes. ngram translates the script and on-screen captions, regenerates the voiceover in the target language with appropriate pacing, and re-renders from the same exported deck. Language coverage is broad, driven by ElevenLabs voices and frontier LLMs.

How is this different from Google Vids or recording the deck myself?

Recording yourself clicking through Slides, or building a walkthrough in Google Vids, gives you a screen-share of the deck at presenter pace. ngram reads the deck's meaning, writes the narration from your notes, and renders branded motion-graphic scenes that look produced rather than recorded.

How is ngram different from Synthesia or Fliki for Google Slides to video?

Synthesia puts an AI avatar in front of your slides and Fliki overlays AI voiceover on extracted slide text. ngram reads the exported deck and renders branded motion-graphic scenes, closer to a produced video than a narrated slideshow. Pick avatars when you need a presenter face on camera; pick ngram when you want the deck itself reimagined as video.

How does ngram handle our deck content and security?

Your exported deck stays in your workspace, where centralized brand kits and team controls keep output on-brand. For security reviews, access controls, and data-handling requirements specific to your team, talk to sales.

Google Slides → Video

Ready to turn your next Slides deck into a video?

Export the deck as PPTX, review the plan containing the script, and ship a branded video without rebuilding the slides in a separate editor.

Put it into practice

Follow a workflow from source material to a video you can review, share and make again.

Each prospect pitch or revised creative direction

Turn an agency pitch deck into a prospect video in Claude

Give Claude the prospect’s communication task, your pitch deck and approved work samples. Review ngram’s plan, then create a short introduction that helps the prospect assess the proposed approach.

An agency pitch deck, the prospect’s task and approved creative work samplesA concise prospect-facing introduction to the proposed approach

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