PowerPoint to video, with AI
Turn your slides into a narrated explainer video.
Drop in a lecture deck, a pitch or a training deck. Frametell reads every slide, plans the film with you, writes the script, voices it and draws each page fresh. You get an MP4 that explains the deck, not your slides with a timer.
Watch a real filmFrom PowerPoint to video in four steps
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Drop in the deck
A PowerPoint file, the whole thing. Frametell reads every slide and tells you how long a film covering all of it would run and what it costs, before you start.
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Approve the storyboard
The director turns the deck into pages: what each one shows and what it says. Merge, cut, reorder or rewrite any of them, then approve.
- 03
It writes, voices and draws
The narration is written from your slides and voiced, and every page is drawn in the style you pick, timed to the words.
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Download the MP4
A 1080p video with subtitles burned in, and one without. Want a page different? Point at it and say what.
What a deck becomes
Lecture slides
A review video that walks through the lecture point by point, said out loud, for students who missed the class or are revising for the exam.
A training or onboarding deck
The steps people need as a short film they watch to the end, instead of 40 slides nobody clicks through.
A pitch or a strategy deck
The story behind the bullet points, in two or three minutes, to send ahead of the meeting or post after it.
Just want your slides as a video?
Then you don’t need us. PowerPoint does it itself: File → Export → Create a Video. Keynote can too. Frametell is for when you want a narrated explainer made from the deck, with new drawings, not the slides themselves.
Not for realistic people, characters or photo-to-video. Frametell draws explainers; it doesn’t film.
Films made from material like yours
Each of these was made end to end by Frametell, in its own hand-drawn style.
Why $5 Looks Cheap
The Coffee House That Became a Stock Market
How English became English
Start with 500 free credits.
Sign up and get 500 credits, about 2–3 one-minute films. When you make more, Creator is $20 a month for 2,000 credits, about 10–13 one-minute films.
Questions
Can AI make a video from a PowerPoint?
Yes. Frametell reads the deck, writes a script from it, voices the script and draws a picture for every part of it, so the result is a narrated explainer video, not your slides with a voice laid over them.
How do I convert PowerPoint to video without changing the slides?
In PowerPoint itself: File → Export → Create a Video. It keeps your slides, timings and recorded narration exactly as they are. Keynote has a similar export. Frametell doesn’t do that: it makes new drawings and a new script from what the slides say.
Will my slides appear in the video?
No. Frametell draws every page fresh in the style you pick. Your deck is the material the film is made from, not what is shown on screen.
How long can the deck be?
As long as you like. Frametell tells you how many minutes a film covering all of it would take. Films are at their best at one to three minutes, so for a long lecture deck you can pick the part that matters or make several films.
Is it free?
You start with 500 free credits, about 2–3 one-minute films. After that, plans start at $20 a month.
Which languages?
The narration and the subtitles can be English or Chinese.
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