Skip to content
Video2Any
The original slides, not an AI rewrite.

Extract the original slides
from a video recording.

The slides were never posted. Take them back out of the recording.

Playing in your browser instead? Get the extension

Live meeting or class right now? Record your screen instead

  • Browser-only processing. Your file never touches a server.
  • Your own files and in-app screen recordings, one flow.
  • Export PowerPoint, PDF, Word, Markdown, or the frames as images.
A recorded classroom or webinar turns into a slide deck in the browser.
  • It waits for the picture to change

    Not a frame every few seconds. Video2Any compares what is on screen and keeps the moment one slide replaced the one before it, so a slide arrives once instead of forty times.

  • The file never leaves the tab

    Your video is decoded in your browser. There is no upload endpoint to send it to.

  • Slides come out, not a folder of pictures

    Each one lands on its own .pptx slide with the text on it read off, and the same deck exports to PDF, Word, Markdown, or plain images.

Turn any video into a PowerPoint deck

Video2Any watches a video the way you would: it detects slide changes and scene cuts, captures each unique frame, and assembles the result into a deck you can edit. Lecture recordings, webinars, conference talks, screen shares: if slides appear on screen, they come out as slides.

Convert from anywhere

  • Upload MP4, WebM, or MOV files
  • Paste a direct video file link
  • Direct video file links
  • Record a tab or screen live (free account)

Export what you need

  • PowerPoint (.pptx)
  • Word, Markdown, or PDF
  • Every slide as an image — or all of them in one
  • A self-contained web page of the deck
  • Just the audio, if that is all you wanted

Private by design

Uploaded files are decoded, compared, and assembled inside your browser tab. They never touch our servers; close the tab and nothing is left behind.

How it works

  1. Drop a video, paste a link, or start a screen recording.
  2. Review detected slides on the timeline: recapture, crop, or delete any frame.
  3. Download the deck, PDF, or image frames.
Three steps: drop a video in, slides are detected along the timeline, export a deck.

What it costs

Free

$0

no account needed

For the recording you just want the slides out of.

Up to 30 minutes of any recording

  • Unlimited videos
  • Unlimited conversions
  • Every export format
  • Batch a whole folder
  • Runs on your own machine
  • Long videos stop at 30 minutes
  • Exports carry a credit slide

Two recordings

$2.99

one-off, never expires

For the lecture you have to get through today.

Two whole recordings, any length

  • Two videos of any length
  • Credits never expire
  • One payment no renewal
Recommended

Lifetime

$49once — no subscription

Every recording, end to end, with nothing left to pay.

Unlimited video length

  • Unlimited conversions
  • Batch with no length cap
  • Clean exports no credit slide
  • One click selects similar shots
  • All future features included

FAQ

These are the questions people ask before picking a workflow.

How fast is it?
Long recordings usually sample in under a minute on a typical laptop. Short videos around 10 minutes or less often finish in a few seconds. Final export time depends on your browser, device, resolution, video format, and how many slides are detected.
Do my videos upload?
No. Open the converter and the video is decoded, sampled, and exported inside your browser tab. The file does not touch our server.
What kinds of videos work best?
Video2Any works best for lectures, webinars, screen recordings, meeting recordings, and mostly-static slide decks. Handheld camera footage, heavy animation, or tiny blurred slides are harder.
Can I use it without an account?
Yes. You can upload a local video without an account. A video under 30 minutes converts free and in full; a longer one has its first 30 minutes read, and Video2Any tells you that before it starts.
What do I get after conversion?
You can export a PowerPoint deck, a PDF handout, slide images, Word or Markdown notes, subtitles, or just the audio.

The slides are still in the recording. Take them back.