For educators

Turn recorded lessons into course material

Create a chronological presentation from a recorded lesson, or generate a narrated video from a PPTX or PDF and the script you review.

  • Course handouts
  • Editable transcript text
  • Source-faithful visuals
  • Standard export files
SyncSlide editor showing a recorded lesson slide with editable extracted text and transcript notes

What you can do

Course material from recordings

Convert a recorded lesson into a chronological presentation with captured visuals and aligned transcript notes.

Transcript support

Editable transcription can support captions, notes, and accessibility work, but it still requires human review.

Reuse existing lessons

Start from the visuals already present in a recording instead of rebuilding every slide from a blank file.

Consistent review workflow

Review slide order, extracted text, transcript text, and notes before creating the final files.

Narration in supported languages

Write the narration in the intended language and choose a compatible voice from the catalog shown in the app.

Portable output files

Download PPTX, PDF, or narrated MP4 files for use in systems that accept those formats.

From lesson to reviewable learning material

Choose the direction that matches the source you already have.

1

Upload a recording or presentation

Use a recorded lecture for video-to-presentation, or upload a PPTX or PDF for presentation-to-video.

2

Review the generated material

Check scene selection and transcript alignment, or revise narration text and preview the selected voice.

3

Export and verify

Download the appropriate output and verify content, reading order, captions, and other requirements before publishing.

Frequently asked questions

Common questions from educators and instructional teams.

Reuse the lessons you already created

Build a reviewable presentation or narrated video while keeping a human check before learners receive it.

Review the credit estimate before processing
Human review before export
PPTX, PDF, and narrated MP4 workflows