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  • Quickstart
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Create a video

  • Create a video
  • Repo to video
  • URL to video
  • PDF and PowerPoint
  • Research paper explainer
  • MotionCut

Workspace

  • Projects and Canvas

Studio

  • Edit with chat
  • Project setup
  • Chat and context
  • Video preferences
  • Voices and narration

Animations

  • Create and manage animations

Settings

  • Models and API keys
  • Connections and skills
  • API

API Reference

  • Automation API

Exporting

  • Render and export

Help

  • Troubleshooting
DocsCreate a video

Creating videos

PDF and PowerPoint

Import an existing document into a video project.

Last updated September 2026

Import from a file or URL

Choose PDF to video or PPT to video. You can select a local file or provide a direct HTTPS URL. Remote documents must be 50 MB or smaller and download within 60 seconds.

How documents are processed

Poko extracts the relevant text and visuals from a PDF or PowerPoint, then uses that material to build your video project. The original document remains your source material while you refine the project in Studio.

Prepare the best source

Use a final, readable deck with meaningful slide titles and high-resolution visuals. Avoid password-protected files and expect visual differences where a PowerPoint depends on unsupported fonts, transitions, or embedded media.

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