Sales decks
Send a narrated version of the pitch that prospects can watch in their own time.
PDF and slides to video
Decks are made to be presented, and most of them are only ever presented once. Chitrio imports a PDF of your deck, turns each page into a crisp full-screen slide scene and reads the page's own text as the brief for that scene's narration. The result is a video version of the presentation that can be sent before a meeting, posted after a webinar or added to a course.
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Straight answer: Text-heavy slides make slow videos. If a page needs a paragraph to explain, split it into two scenes or simplify the slide before importing. Viewers cannot pause a narrated video to read a wall of text.
Export from PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides as a PDF. PDF keeps your layout exactly as designed.
Each page becomes a slide scene and its extracted text becomes the brief. Edit the narration for each slide before rendering.
A voice presents each slide, captions follow the narration and music sits underneath. Add your logo and an end card.
Send a narrated version of the pitch that prospects can watch in their own time.
Turn the webinar slides into a short recap video for people who missed it.
Existing training decks become watchable modules without re-recording a presenter.
Lecture slides become lesson videos students can revisit before exams.
A monthly update deck becomes a two-minute narrated summary.
Not directly. Export the deck to PDF first, which every presentation tool supports and which keeps your design faithful.
No. Your pages are rendered as they are. Only the narration is written, from each page's text.
Yes. Any scene can be switched to an AI image, stock footage or your own clip.
PDF export flattens slide animations. Each page appears as a full slide, with camera movement and captions added by the render.
Yes. The narration can be written in any of the 14 render languages, even if the slides are in English.