Turn Google Slides into video
Convert a Google Slides deck into a video. Upload one recording — Northquill flags filler words and dead air, then times and renders it into a shareable MP4 — or generate narration from a script instead.
Turn Google Slides into a video
Share a Google Slides link or export to PDF/PPTX, upload one audio recording, and Northquill converts it into a synced MP4 — flagging filler words and dead air for you to review first, all in the browser. Prefer to write a script instead? Northquill can generate and time the narration for you.
From Slides to shareable video
Great for teachers publishing lessons, teams shipping updates, and marketers repurposing decks for YouTube. Update the source and re-render without starting over.
What you can export
- 1080p MP4 with clean transitions
- A link anyone can watch — no attachment to open
How it works
From slides to video in three steps
Upload your deck
Drop in a .pptx, PDF, or Google Slides link. Northquill reads every slide's layout, images, and text.
Add your audio
Upload one recording — Northquill flags filler words and dead air for you to review, then places it across your slides automatically. Prefer typing a script instead? Northquill can generate and time the narration for you, slide by slide.
Render and share
Export a 1080p MP4, or publish a share link. Change a slide later and re-render in a click.
Features
What you get
Any deck goes in
Upload PowerPoint (.pptx), a PDF export, or link a Google Slides file. Your layout, images, and charts come through intact.
Upload once, we clean it up
Upload a single audio file — Northquill flags filler words ("um", "uh") and dead air for you to review, then places it across your slides. No per-slide scripting, no timeline to fight with.
Or generate narration from text
Don't have a recording? Type your script per slide instead and Northquill voices it in a natural AI voice, timed automatically. Entirely optional.
Timed to your slides
Each slide is auto-timed to its narration, with transitions handled for you. Nudge the pacing anywhere it matters.
On brand
Keep your fonts, colors, and logo. Add an intro, outro, and lower-thirds so the video looks like it came from your team.
Export or share
Render to 1080p MP4, or send a share link. Re-render any time the deck changes.
Questions
PowerPoint (.pptx), PDF exports, and Google Slides (share a link or export to PDF/PPTX). Keynote works if you export to PDF or PowerPoint first.
Yes. Every slide's narration text and pacing is editable before you render, so you stay in control of exactly what the video says and how fast it moves.
Your next video is a deck you already have
Upload a presentation and get a narrated draft back in minutes. Free to start — no card required.