PPT to Video for presentations people can watch anywhere

Upload a PPTX or PDF deck and choose AI Slides mode. ngram maps each slide to a video scene and adds narration, captions, transitions, and pacing. Revise the draft in chat or the script editor, or open an independent full-editor copy for canvas and timeline work.

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Delhivery
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SafetyCulture
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Demandbase
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PingCAP
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Quizizz
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Apryse
Apryse
Improvado
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Taggbox
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Matrixport
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Glasswall
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ContractSafe
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How it works

Four steps from deck upload to finished video.

Upload the source deck, choose AI Slides, review the scene plan, and export the finished video. The deck remains the input; this workflow does not generate a replacement presentation file.

01

Upload the source deck

Add a PPTX or PDF deck. ngram reads the slide order and visible content, then maps each slide or PDF page to a scene blueprint.

02

Choose AI Slides

AI Slides gives the draft a deliberate presentation rhythm. ngram plans narration, captions, pacing, and transitions across the scene sequence.

03

Edit scene by scene

Review the storyboard before rendering, then revise narration or scenes in chat. Open an independent full-editor copy for canvas or timeline changes; later chat and editor-copy edits do not sync.

04

Export the video

Render and download the finished video as MP4. You can also publish it through a connected channel or share the hosted ngram video link.

Output controls

Control how every slide becomes video.

Scene-by-slide mapping

Each PPTX slide or PDF page becomes a scene blueprint. The deck order gives the storyboard a clear starting structure before the first render.

AI Slides pacing

AI Slides uses a deliberate presentation rhythm instead of continuous photomotion. Adjust scene timing when a dense slide needs more room or a simple point should move faster.

Narration for each scene

ngram drafts narration from the slide content and the audience brief. Choose a voice, revise the wording, or re-voice an affected scene from the updated script.

Captions tied to the cut

Captions are generated with the video and styled from the active brand kit. Review their wording and timing alongside the narration and scene edit.

Transitions between scenes

ngram applies transitions between slide scenes based on the content flow. The result keeps the deck's structure while giving the video a more natural visual handoff.

Brand direction in the video

The active brand kit guides the video's logo, colors, fonts, motion style, captions, intro, and outro. It does not produce a redesigned presentation file.

Localized video versions

Translate the script, captions, and on-screen text, then generate voiceover in the target language. Each localized result remains a video project.

Scene-level editing

Change one slide scene through chat or the script editor. For canvas or timeline work, open an independent editor copy and finish that version there.

Use cases

Put the presentation to work after the meeting.

Sales enablement

Pitch decks that work after the meeting ends

Turn the rep-led pitch deck into a narrated video the prospect can forward to the rest of the buying committee after the call.

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Product launch

Launch decks shipped as a public video

Convert the internal launch deck into a public video for LinkedIn, YouTube, or the launch page while keeping the source story intact.

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Quarterly review

QBR decks as concise video recaps

Turn the quarterly business review into a paced recap your customer success team can send before the live call.

See use case
Training

Training decks as self-paced modules

Take the existing trainer-led deck and produce a narrated video module learners can replay, without scheduling another live session.

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Customer onboarding

Onboarding decks customers can replay

Turn the onboarding deck into a narrated walkthrough customers can pause, replay, and revisit after the welcome call.

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Investor update

Founder decks as monthly investor videos

The same deck you'd present live becomes a video update for investors who cannot make the call. Narration carries the context that static slides leave out.

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Internal comms

All-hands decks as async video

Turn the all-hands deck into an async video for everyone who missed the meeting. Captions keep the update readable when sound is off.

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Explainer

Concept decks as explainer videos

Turn an internal whiteboard deck into a branded explainer for the landing page, with narration carrying the logic between scenes.

See use case

Tools that pair with this converter

Tools for editing and reusing the presentation video.

All ngram tools

Integrations

Wire PPT to video into launch and sales workflows.

Use live automation and publishing connections around the deck-to-video workflow. Keep the PPTX or PDF as source material and send the finished video or ngram link downstream.

REST APIMCP serverWebhooksUse the API, webhooks, or MCP to start and track PPT-to-video jobs from another system.

How it compares

How other PPT-to-video workflows compare.

Synthesia imports PPTX files as editable video scenes. Fliki accepts PowerPoint and PDF decks for narrated video, while PowerPoint exports recorded slides directly. ngram turns a PPTX or PDF into an AI Slides project with script, brand, captions, and an optional independent editor copy.

FeaturengramSynthesiaFlikiPowerPoint export
Source deckPPTX and PDF deck uploadPPTX importPPT, PPTX, and PDF uploadThe presentation open in PowerPoint
How slides map to videoSlides or PDF pages become scene blueprintsImported slides become editable scenesEach slide becomes a sceneKeeps the existing slide sequence
Narration pathGenerate narration from the scene scriptSpeaker notes can become narrationSlide text and notes can become narrationUses narration already recorded in the deck
Transitions and pacingAI Slides pacing with scene transitionsEdit timing, animations, and transitions after importEdit scene timing and transitionsUses recorded or chosen slide timings
Editing after importChat and script editing, plus an independent canvas and timeline copyImported elements edit inside the video editorScenes, script, media, and captions edit in browserEdit the presentation, then export again
Brand treatmentThe active brand kit guides the videoPreserves slide design and supports brand stylingBrand kit and browser editingUses the existing presentation theme
Video outputMP4; other media derivatives use a separate transformMP4 download or share linkMP4 plus subtitle downloadMP4 or WMV on Windows
Best fitPPTX or PDF into an editable AI Slides videoEditable PPTX scenes with optional presentersNarrated deck video with voice and media optionsDirect export of a timed or recorded presentation

FAQ

Common questions about converting PPT to video

Upload a PPTX or PDF deck and choose AI Slides mode. ngram maps each slide or page to a scene blueprint, builds the video plan, and lets you review the storyboard before rendering an MP4.

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PPT → Video

Ready to turn your next deck into a video?

Upload a PPTX or PDF, choose AI Slides, and review each video scene before the MP4 render.