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Turn Any Video Into a PowerPoint Presentation

Paste a video link, get the transcript, and turn it into an illustrated .pptx with real text boxes and speaker notes. Opens in PowerPoint, Google Slides and Keynote.

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Updated October 1, 2026

How It Works

Paste the video link

YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, X or Facebook. Scrivi gets the full transcript in seconds.

Create the presentation

Click Presentation (.pptx), pick a length and a light or dark theme. Scrivi writes the slides, adds illustrations and speaker notes.

Download and edit

Open the .pptx in PowerPoint, Google Slides or Keynote. Every title, bullet and note is editable text.

Example presentations

How to turn a YouTube video into a PowerPoint

Paste the video link into Scrivi. Scrivi reads the video's captions (or transcribes the audio on paid plans), so you have the full transcript in seconds.

Open the transcript and click Presentation (.pptx). Pick a length (short, standard or detailed) and a light or dark theme. Scrivi writes the slides, picks fitting illustrations and adds speaker notes for every slide.

Check the preview, then download the .pptx. Open it in PowerPoint, or import it into Google Slides or Keynote. Every title, bullet and note is real text you can edit.

What you get in the deck

Decks follow the structure of the video instead of a fixed template. Depending on the content, Scrivi uses a title slide with an illustration, section dividers, slides with text next to an image, side-by-side comparisons, timelines, key numbers, icon grids, quotes, native charts when the video names real figures, a sources slide and a closing slide with the takeaways.

Editable text boxes on every slide, not text baked into images
Speaker notes with the details behind each slide
Illustrations from a library drawn in one consistent style
Light and dark themes, three lengths
Works for videos in any of the 16 interface languages, including right-to-left Arabic

From several videos to one presentation

Research Mode combines two to five transcripts into one report with themes, agreements, disagreements and cross-references. Turn that report into a deck and every theme gets its own slide, with comparison slides where the sources disagree and references back to each video.

Scrivi or NotebookLM for video slides?

NotebookLM (now Gemini Notebook) also creates slide decks and produces striking visuals. Its slides are rendered as images, and its PowerPoint export carries those images rather than separate text boxes, so changing a word means regenerating or redrawing the slide.

Scrivi keeps text and pictures apart: the illustrations sit behind or next to real text boxes, so you can rewrite any line in PowerPoint, Google Slides or Keynote and the notes stay attached. Scrivi also starts from links on YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, X and Facebook, which is where most short-form video lives.

If you want a finished image-style deck to look at, NotebookLM is a good fit. If you want a deck you will present, edit and reuse, start with Scrivi.

Free preview, full deck on paid plans

Free accounts can preview the first three slides of a presentation once a day, so you can see the result on your own video before paying. The full deck, speaker notes and the .pptx download are included in the $2.99 Day Pass, Pro (from $9.99 a month) and Lifetime. Research decks from several videos are part of the paid plans.

Features

Editable text, not pictures of text

Illustrations sit behind or next to real text boxes, so you can rewrite any line in seconds.

Speaker notes on every slide

The details behind each slide go into the notes, so you can present without rewatching the video.

Layouts that fit the content

Comparisons, timelines, key numbers, icon grids and native charts, chosen from what the video actually says.

One style, many topics

Illustrations come from a library drawn in one consistent editorial style across 50 topic groups.

Decks from several videos

Turn a Research Mode report across two to five videos into one presentation with a slide per theme.

16 languages

Slides follow your output language, including right-to-left layout for Arabic.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I convert a YouTube video into a PowerPoint presentation?

Yes. Paste the YouTube link into Scrivi, open the transcript and click Presentation (.pptx). You get an illustrated deck with editable text and speaker notes that opens in PowerPoint, Google Slides and Keynote.

Is the text in the slides editable?

Yes. Titles, bullets, numbers and notes are real text boxes. Only the illustrations are images, so you can change any wording without redrawing the slide.

Does it work with Instagram Reels, TikTok and X videos?

Yes. Any video Scrivi can transcribe from YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, X or Facebook can become a presentation. Very short clips produce shorter decks, because Scrivi doesn't pad slides with content the video doesn't contain.

Can I open the presentation in Google Slides or Keynote?

Yes. Download the .pptx and import it into Google Slides or open it in Keynote. The deck uses standard fonts, so nothing needs to be replaced.

Is it free?

Free accounts can preview the first three slides once a day. The full deck, speaker notes and the download are included in the $2.99 Day Pass, Pro and Lifetime.

Can I make one presentation from several videos?

Yes, with Research Mode on a paid plan. Combine two to five transcripts into a research report, then turn the report into a deck with a slide per theme and comparison slides where the sources differ.

Which languages are supported?

Decks follow your output language setting, in any of Scrivi's 16 interface languages, including right-to-left layout for Arabic.

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