Turn meeting recordings into focused slide decks
Upload a team meeting, briefing, or review recording to recover the slides, dashboards, and shared-screen moments worth keeping.
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Recover the visual context from recorded meetings
Separate useful presentation material from repeated screens and prepare a deck that teams can scan after the call.
Capture presentations and shared screens
Scan meeting footage for slide changes, dashboards, reports, documents, and other important visual context.
- Works with team updates, reviews, briefings, and planning sessions
- Keeps shared content in the order discussed during the meeting
- Captures dashboards and documents 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 meeting 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 meeting recording 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.
What the meeting slide deck preserves
Collect the presentations, dashboards, reports, and shared screens shown during the call while leaving camera views and repeated moments out.
Visible content from the meeting recording
The deck preserves visible meeting context in discussion order. It does not transcribe the conversation, create minutes, or infer decisions from audio.
A reviewed sequence
Preview the detected moments from the meeting recording, remove repeated or irrelevant captures, and keep the useful pages in their original order.
Visual or editable PPTX output
Choose a clean visual deck or rebuild recognized text and visual elements for editing. OCR accuracy depends on source quality and slide complexity. For the general workflow, use Video to PPT.
Manual screenshots vs Meeting recording to slides
Skip the repetitive work of pausing, capturing, naming, and arranging every presentation image yourself.
| Workflow | Manual capture | Meeting recording 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 |
Preserve the visual material behind team decisions
Create references for project updates, executive briefings, planning sessions, client calls, and internal reviews.
Project updates
Save timelines, progress charts, and status slides from recurring team calls.
Executive briefings
Collect the presentation material leaders used to communicate priorities.
Dashboard reviews
Keep important metrics and report views shown during performance discussions.
Client meetings
Prepare an internal visual recap of proposals, plans, and shared deliverables.
Planning sessions
Capture roadmaps, diagrams, and decision frameworks for later reference.
Knowledge archives
Make visual context from important calls easier to find and reuse.
Guides for meeting recordings
Learn how to choose a detection method, review captured content, and prepare a useful export.
Convert visible meeting content to PDF
Use a fixed PDF when the shared screens need to be read or distributed as one document.
Extract slides without screenshots
Replace repetitive pause-and-capture work with a reviewable extraction workflow.
Fixed interval vs AI detection
Compare regular timeline captures with presentation-aware slide detection.
Keep the visuals that made the meeting meaningful
Teams can preserve shared context without asking everyone to replay the entire call.
The extracted deck keeps the charts and timelines our team needs after each monthly review.

Jack Wilson
Program manager
Leadership presentations are easier to reference when the useful slides are separated from the full call.

Nina Patel
Chief of staff
I can prepare an internal visual recap without manually capturing every screen shared by the client.

Lucas Meyer
Account director
Meeting recording to slides frequently asked questions
Common questions about extracting presentation content from a meeting recording.
- Can I extract slides from a meeting recording?
- Yes. Upload the recording, review its detected presentations and shared screens, and export the useful moments as PPTX.
- Does it create meeting minutes or a transcript?
- No. It focuses on visible presentation content and does not generate meeting minutes from the conversation.
- Can it remove participant camera views?
- You can review detected moments and remove camera grids, speaker views, loading screens, or other unwanted captures.
- 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?
- Choose editable export to rebuild recognized text and visual elements. You can revise the PPTX in PowerPoint or Google Slides, but accuracy and editability depend on the recording quality and content complexity.
- Does it create new slides from spoken audio?
- No. It extracts slides, screens, diagrams, and other visual content already shown in the recording. It does not turn narration or conversation into a newly written presentation.
- 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 meeting recordings into focused slide decks
Add your meeting recording and create a clean, reusable slide deck in minutes.