One recording. A week of posts.
The webinar, the workshop, the talk you gave last month: upload it once and get back every slide with what you said about it underneath. Cut that deck into a document post, a newsletter section and a short narrated video. Re-record nothing.
- Every slide, with your words
- Document posts in an afternoon
- Newsletter drafts from the notes
- Short videos without a microphone
What changes for you
The recording becomes the master deck
SyncSlide finds every slide and screen change in your video and writes what you said about each one underneath. Trim it once and every other piece starts from here.
Slides become document posts
Pick the eight to twelve slides that make one argument, save them as a PDF, and post them as a document people swipe through on their phone.
Notes become the newsletter
The speaker notes under those slides are a first draft already written in your voice. Cut the filler, add a line about why it matters this week, send.
A short video with a voice, no retakes
Take a handful of slides, tighten the notes into a script, choose a voice from the catalog and generate an MP4. If the wording changes, generate again.
Charts and screens stay exactly as shown
Each slide keeps the captured image, so the chart you built for the talk is the chart in the post. Add your brand frame in PowerPoint or Google Slides.
An archive the team can search
Keep the master deck where people look. The next time someone needs the chart from the webinar, it is a slide with notes, not a timestamp.
From one upload to a week of content
Get the deck once, then cut it for each channel.
Upload a recording you own
Your own webinar, workshop or talk. Leave transcription on, and switch on text extraction when the slides carry text you want to copy rather than retype.
Trim the master deck
Drop the housekeeping, merge repeats, and fix names and numbers in the notes. Ten minutes here saves the rest of the afternoon.
Cut it for each channel
A document post from the slides, a newsletter section from the notes, a short narrated video from a few slides, and a one-slide follow-up for the person who asked.
Questions people ask before they start
What creators ask before they upload their first talk.