Turn a PowerPoint deck into a narrated video
Upload a PPTX file and PopNow turns it into a narrated, captioned video with music. Every slide becomes one scene. When a slide has speaker notes, the narrator reads the notes; when it doesn't, it reads the words on the slide. The largest picture on a slide can be used as that scene's image, so your charts, screenshots and photos stay exactly as you made them.
This is not the same as PowerPoint's own Export to video, which records the slides with the timings you set and only has a voice if you recorded one yourself. Here a PopNow narrator voices the deck, word-timed captions and a headline are added to every scene, and you can rewrite the notes into a shorter spoken version before anything is made.
How the price adds up
You pay for what gets made, scene by scene. A slide that keeps its own picture needs no new image, so decks full of pictures come out cheaper.
- Writing the plan
- Shown on Write my plan in Studio before you press it
- Each new picture
- 29 credits on Budget · 48 credits on Standard
- A slide that keeps its own picture
- 0 credits
- Narration with word timing, per minute
- 20 credits
- Moving scenes, per second of video
- 25 credits on Budget · 37 credits on Standard
- A new instrumental track (optional)
- 72 credits
- Library music, captions, chapter cards and the final MP4
- 0 credits
Example: a 12-slide deck with notes, 8 of them keeping their own pictures, about 2:30 long, is about 164 credits on Budget or 240 credits on Standard as an animatic (pictures with camera moves). Every scene you animate adds about 247 credits on Budget.
Budget makes pictures with Seedream 5.0 Flash and moving scenes with Seedance 2.0 Mini; Standard uses Nano Banana 2.1 and MiniMax H3. Failed steps are refunded.
Questions and answers
How do I convert a PPT to a video with voice?+
Upload the PPTX, keep Keep my words selected and continue to the plan. A PopNow narrator reads each slide's speaker notes, captions follow the words, and you download one MP4.
Does it read my speaker notes?+
Yes, notes come first. A slide without notes is narrated from the text on the slide, and with Rewrite for voice both are turned into a spoken script.
Does it work with Google Slides or Keynote?+
Yes, once the deck is saved as .pptx. In Google Slides choose File, Download, Microsoft PowerPoint; in Keynote choose File, Export To, PowerPoint.
Are my slide design and animations kept?+
Only the pictures. Each scene can use the largest picture on its slide exactly as it is; the slide text becomes a headline and captions in the look you pick, and transitions and animations are not copied.
How long can a slide video be?+
Up to 5 minutes and 40 slides. If reading every note word for word would run past 5 minutes, switch to Rewrite for voice and pick a length.
How much does it cost to turn slides into a video?+
Each new picture is 29 credits on Budget, a slide that keeps its own picture needs no new image, and narration is about 20 credits per minute. The 12-slide example above is about 164 credits. Failed steps are refunded.
