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How to convert PPT to videos

Learn how to convert Powerpoint presentations into videos in less than a minute.

Updated on Jul 13, 2026

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Convert a PowerPoint presentation to video

Fliki's PPT-to-Video workflow turns a static deck into a polished video with voiceover, visuals, captions, and an optional AI presenter. Upload your slides, choose how you want them turned into a video, then fine-tune the format, media, and narrator on a single-page builder before generating. Each slide becomes a scene, and speaker notes become narration.

Step 1 - Open the PPT to video workflow

  • Open the Fliki homepage at app.fliki.ai.

  • Under Video workflows, click PPT to video (you can also enter a video idea, script, or blog link in the Create bar for other workflows).

Step 2 - Upload your deck

On the PPT to video page:

  • Drag and drop your deck into the Upload a deck area, or click to browse.

  • Supported formats are PowerPoint and PDF (.pptx, .ppt, .pdf), up to 100 MB.

Remember: each slide becomes a scene, and speaker notes become narration. The rail on the right ("Your video") summarizes every setting at a glance, and you can tap any row to change just that part.

Step 3 - Choose how to turn your deck into a video

Once your deck is uploaded, its file name and size appear. Now set how Fliki adapts it:

  • Summarize deck (optional) - Click to have Fliki summarize the deck's content before building the video.

  • Style - Choose how the video is written. Auto (recommended) lets Fliki pick the best approach.

  • Duration - Choose Match the deck so every slide becomes a scene at a natural pace, or pick a target length (~1 to ~5 minutes) to condense the content.

  • Extra instructions (optional) - Add guidance such as the audience, the focus, or what to emphasize (for example, "An explainer for new customers").

Step 4 - Set the format and template

Open Format & template from the rail to set:

  • Aspect ratio - 9:16 Portrait, 1:1 Square, or 16:9 Landscape (Landscape works well for most presentations).

  • Template - Choose a presentation template such as Budget presentation or Design presentation to keep a consistent slide-style look, or select Start fresh (No template).

Step 5 - Choose your scene media

Open Scene media to control the visuals that accompany your slides:

  • Stock media - Photos and video clips matched to your content.

  • AI images - Generated visuals in a style you pick from the gallery (Cinematic, 3D model, Anime, Comic book, Film noir, Golden hour, and more).

  • When AI images are selected, set the Model (for example, GPT Image 2) and an Animation style such as Subtle flow animation.

  • Turn on AI video clips to convert AI images into short moving clips, then choose a Video model (for example, Kling 2.5 Turbo) and set the Clip coverage percentage.

  • Enable My library to include your own uploaded images and clips.

Step 6 - Set the narrator and captions

Open Narrator & captions:

  • Keep Auto (best match for your language) or click Browse voices to choose a specific voice, language, and dialect.

  • Toggle Captions on or off, then pick a style from the gallery (grouped into sets like Business and Social), for example Minimal Classic, Basic, Simple Glow, or Boxed Blue.

Step 7 - Confirm your cast

Open Cast to add an on-screen presenter:

  • Under Avatar, choose a presenter featured in key scenes (for example, Grace with 4 looks). Use Replace to swap them or the X to remove.

  • Story characters appear automatically when your script brings in named characters. Saved characters with a matching name fill in on their own.

Step 8 - Adjust extras and advanced options

Open Extras & advanced to enable optional features:

  • Brand kit - Applies your brand colors, logo, and voice where supported.

  • Highlight subtitles, Generate sound effects, YouTube licensed music, and Add pauses between scenes.

  • Review detailed script first - Adds a review step where you can edit every scene, visual, and voiceover line before the video generates.

Step 9 - Generate your video

Click Generate video. Generation usually takes under 5 minutes, and you can edit every scene afterward. Fliki works through each stage: Preparing, Analyzing the script, Building the scenes, Generating the visuals, Adding voice & music, and Finalizing. You can keep the tab open while it works.

Step 10 - Edit, preview, and download

When generation completes, your video opens in the editor:

  • The left panel lists every scene and line of narration, and the center shows a live preview of your slides with the avatar.

  • Use the left sidebar to fine-tune Script, Media, Character, Subtitles, Audio, Elements, and more.

  • If you added an avatar, you may see a "Lip-sync not generated yet" note. Generate lip-sync from the character options when you want the avatar's mouth movements matched to the narration.

  • Play back the video, adjust any scene, then click Download to export as an MP4. You can also download subtitles in your preferred format.

With Fliki's PPT-to-Video workflow, transforming static slides into captivating videos has never been easier.

FAQs

Yes, it's possible to convert a PowerPoint presentation into a video with Fliki. Fliki streamlines the process, enabling users to create engaging videos from their presentations in less than a minute.

To convert a PPT to a video using Fliki, upload the presentation to Fliki and customize the voiceover, background music, avatar, and other layers as needed. Finally, click "Download" to export the video in MP4 format.