Convert a PPT to MP4 that explains itself
Most PPT-to-MP4 converters give you a silent slideshow on a timer. This one writes a narration for every page and has a presenter read it — so you get one MP4 that carries the explanation, with a timestamp for each slide.
20 free credits on signup — enough for a 2-page preview.
The file you get, and what is inside it
In the MP4
- Every slide rendered as a page, in order
- A written narration read by a presenter, page by page
- A start and end timestamp per slide, so viewers can jump
- Your own presenter and voice if you register one
Limits worth knowing first
- Up to 40 pages per deck — split anything longer
- PPTX or PDF; legacy .ppt has to be re-saved first
- Animations become cuts, because each page is a still image
- One MP4 per deck, not one per slide
What people do with the MP4
Send it instead of sending the deck
A deck sent by email gets skimmed or ignored. A two-minute video gets watched, and the recipient does not have to interpret your slides alone.
Drop it into training or onboarding
One MP4 per module uploads to your LMS like any other video, with per-slide timestamps so people can jump back to the page they missed.
Publish it where a PDF cannot go
YouTube, Vimeo, LinkedIn, embedded in a help article — places where a slide file has nowhere to live but a video fits naturally.
Keep a library consistent
Same presenter, same voice, same pacing across every deck you publish — the videos look like one series instead of ten one-offs.
How the conversion runs
- Step 1
Upload the PPTX or PDF. The page count and the exact credit cost appear immediately — before anything is charged.
- Step 2
Read the narration that was written page by page. Rewrite a page, switch the language, or regenerate the whole script. Rendering starts only when you approve it.
- Step 3
Download the MP4, or leave the tab — progress is kept server side and continues while you are away.
Questions about the MP4
What people ask before converting their first deck.
One MP4 per deck. Every slide keeps its own start and end timestamp, so a player or your LMS can jump to a page the way a chapter marker works, but there is a single file to attach, upload or archive.
Not really. A plain converter turns your slides into a silent slideshow that advances on a timer. Here a script is written for each page and read by a presenter, so the MP4 carries the explanation instead of relying on the reader to interpret the slides. If you only need a silent timed slideshow, PowerPoint can export that for free.
Anywhere a normal MP4 works: as an email attachment, uploaded to YouTube or Vimeo, embedded in an LMS or intranet, attached to a ticket or a support article, or posted on LinkedIn. Nothing has to be played back through our site — the video is yours.
The script is editable per page and you approve it before rendering starts. If a slide changes after the render, re-run the deck: a page is roughly two minutes of finished video, so a full deck typically lands in 20–40 minutes.
10 credits per page, quoted before anything runs, with a 2-page minimum. A 20-page deck is 200 credits — around $1.44 on the yearly plan. Signing up gives you 20 free credits, enough for a 2-page preview of a real deck. Failed renders are refunded in full.
Your first video is on us
Sign up, verify your email, and get 20 free credits — enough to run a 2-page preview of one of your real decks end to end. No credit card required.
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