One deck per session
Each recording becomes its own job you can review and hand out independently.
For training teams
The whole session series, uploaded once
Drop in every recording from an onboarding week or a product course in one go. Get one deck per session, or one ordered course deck, with the trainer's explanation under each slide.
- Batch upload
- One deck per session
- One merged course deck
- Estimate before processing
One upload, two ways to shape the output
Separate decks when each session stands on its own. One merged deck when the series is a course people follow in order.
One course deck
The recordings become a single deck in the order you set before processing.
What changes for you
Upload the series, not one file at a time
Add every recording from the batch flow in one pass. The uploader shows the current file limit before you pick.
Separate decks for separate sessions
Choose separate processing when each recording should become its own handout.
One course deck in the right order
Choose merged processing, arrange the sessions, and get a single deck that follows the course.
The same settings for every file
Set scene detection, transcription, text extraction and transcript cleanup once for the whole batch.
Know the cost before you start
The batch summary shows files, total duration, your balance and the credit estimate before anything runs.
Handouts for the library
Review each deck, then download PowerPoint and PDF or deliver to Google Slides for the training library.
From a folder of recordings to a course library
Review the batch, pick the shape, and process when every upload is ready.
1
Add the training recordings
Select the session files in the batch upload flow and wait until each one is ready.
2
Choose separate or merged
One job per recording, or drag the sessions into course order for a single merged deck.
3
Process, review, hand out
Check the estimate, start the batch, then review each deck before it joins the library.
Questions people ask before they start
What training teams ask about batches and merged decks.