Turn lecture videos into editable slides
Upload a recorded class or paste a YouTube lecture link to recover the slides, diagrams, and teaching visuals shown on screen.
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Recover the learning material inside a lecture
Find useful classroom visuals, clean up repeated frames, and prepare a slide deck that is easier to review than the full recording.
Find slides across long classes
Scan recorded lectures for presentation changes, diagrams, whiteboards, and other visual teaching moments.
- Works with university lectures, online classes, and recorded lessons
- Keeps slide content in the same order as the lecture
- Captures charts and diagrams alongside presentation slides
Remove repeated and transitional frames
Keep the complete visual moments that matter instead of filling the result with near-duplicates.
- Detects meaningful changes throughout lecture recordings
- Filters repeated slides and incomplete transitions
- Lets you review and remove anything the automatic selection kept
Rebuild content as editable slides
Use OCR to recognize text and visual structure, then export a PPTX you can continue editing.
- Recognizes visible text, tables, and visual elements
- Preserves the source composition as closely as possible
- Creates a deck for PowerPoint or Google Slides
How to turn a lecture video into slides
Go from a recording to a reviewed, editable deck in four straightforward steps.
Add your recording
Upload a local file or paste a supported YouTube URL.
Detect visual changes
Scan the timeline for complete slides and presentation moments.
Clean and rebuild
Remove duplicates and use OCR to prepare slide content.
Review and export
Check the selected slides and download the finished PPTX deck.
Manual screenshots vs Lecture video to slides
Skip the repetitive work of pausing, capturing, naming, and arranging every presentation image yourself.
| Workflow | Manual capture | Lecture video to slides |
|---|---|---|
| Timeline review | Frame by frame | Automatic scan |
| Slide change detection | ||
| Duplicate removal | ||
| Transition cleanup | ||
| OCR recognition | ||
| Editable PPTX | Build by hand | Included |
| Original content order | Arrange by hand |
Make recorded lectures easier to study
Create focused learning materials for revision, accessibility, teaching support, and academic documentation.
University lectures
Recover slides from recorded classes for revision, annotations, and exam preparation.
Guest lectures
Save the key charts and presentation material shared by visiting speakers.
Whiteboard lessons
Keep useful board work and diagrams together with the formal lecture slides.
Study groups
Share a concise visual reference instead of asking everyone to replay the class.
Teaching archives
Organize presentation material from past recordings for future course preparation.
Accessible review
Give learners a visual companion they can scan at their own pace.
A faster way to revisit recorded classes
Students and educators can move from a long lecture timeline to an organized visual reference.
I can review the important diagrams and slide changes without searching through a ninety-minute recording.
Mia Turner
Graduate student
Older class recordings become a useful starting point when I update slides for a new semester.
Noah Williams
University lecturer
The extracted deck gives students a clear visual companion for revision and note-taking.
Priya Shah
Learning support coordinator
Lecture video to slides frequently asked questions
Common questions about extracting presentation content from a lecture video.
- Can I extract slides from a recorded lecture?
- Yes. Upload the recording or use a supported YouTube link, then review and export the detected lecture slides.
- Will it capture diagrams and whiteboard content?
- It can keep meaningful visual changes, including diagrams and board work, when they are clear in the source recording.
- Can I use the slides as lecture notes?
- Yes. The result provides a visual study reference that you can edit, reorder, and supplement with your own notes.
- Does it capture every frame?
- No. It focuses on meaningful visual changes and removes repeated content so the final deck stays concise.
- Can I remove slides I do not need?
- Yes. Review the detected slides before export and remove irrelevant, repeated, or low-quality captures.
- Can I edit the exported slides?
- Yes. Open the PPTX in PowerPoint or Google Slides to revise recognized content, reorder slides, or add notes.
- Which file formats are supported?
- You can upload MP4, MOV, WebM, and MKV files, or start from a supported, accessible YouTube URL.
- How long does processing take?
- Processing time depends on the recording length, resolution, file size, and selected detection method.
- Do I need to install software?
- No. Upload, detection, review, and export all happen through your browser.
Turn lecture videos into editable slides
Add your lecture video and create a clean, reusable slide deck in minutes.