PowerPoint to video
Upload a .pptx. Poko finds the strongest points, turns slides into paced scenes, and gives you an editable first cut. No screen recording. No blank timeline.
For Mac and Windows · Final MP4 renders locally
Your slide, rebuilt for motion
Good ideas should not stop at the meeting.
SLIDE 1
Title slide
SLIDE 2
Customer problem
SLIDE 3
Product proof
SLIDE 4
Next step
Video storyboard
Aha
4 slides → 5 scenes
Why this helps
Your deck already contains the message, order, proof, and visual style. Poko uses those decisions, so you do not need to rebuild the same story in a video editor.
It does not just play every slide for five seconds. It can split one crowded slide into focused scenes, remove repeated ideas, and make the opening stronger. The result is made to watch, not present.
Start from your deck →A clear workflow
You can see what Poko understood, review what it built, and change the result before the final render.
01 · IMPORT
Open Poko Motion and pick the PowerPoint from your computer. Use the version with the message, charts, screenshots, and visual direction you want. You do not need to flatten it into a video or export every slide as an image first.
Launch-deck.pptx
PowerPoint presentation · selected from Desktop
Deck analysis
Complete
02 · UNDERSTAND
The agent looks at slide order, headings, body copy, charts, screenshots, and repeated visual choices. It identifies the main message and the material that supports it. Dense speaker notes or unclear slides may still need your judgment, which is why the result remains editable.
03 · STORYBOARD
Poko plans an opening, builds the explanation, and gives the ending a clear next step. A slide can become one scene or several. Each scene gets a role and duration, so you can review the flow before treating the video as finished.
HOOK
The result first
WHY
The problem
HOW
Product proof
Live preview · Scene 04
Show the proof. Then make the ask.
“Give the chart two more seconds, then make the last scene quieter.”
04 · EDIT & RENDER
Studio keeps the scenes visible and editable. Ask for a focused change, preview it, and keep what works. When the timing and message are right, render the MP4 on your Mac or Windows computer.
Your deck, with judgment
A video should feel connected to the presentation, but it should not behave like a slideshow. Poko keeps the useful decisions and changes the parts that need motion, focus, or time.
Usually preserved
Changed for video
Decks people already use
The source can be familiar. The output should fit the job the viewer needs it to do.
Turn the problem, idea, and proof into a short story an investor can watch without a meeting.
Give a buyer a guided follow-up that explains the offer in the same order as your approved slides.
Break a topic into paced scenes so learners can follow the point without clicking through a file.
Bring the key findings forward and give charts or numbers enough time to land.
Move from the problem to the feature, benefit, and next step in one watchable piece.
Share progress, plans, and decisions with people who could not join the presentation.
Chat with Studio
Project openConcrete edits
You can direct Poko with the same language you would use with a teammate. Say what should lead, what should slow down, what should be removed, or how a scene should feel.
Specific requests work best. Point to a slide, scene, chart, or sentence. Preview the change, then give the next instruction. You stay responsible for the final message while Poko handles the editing work.
Local workspace and render
Poko Motion runs on Mac and Windows. Your PowerPoint, generated project files, and rendered MP4 remain on your computer. There is no cloud render queue for the final export.
AI work still needs context. Only the excerpts needed for a model request can travel over the network; Poko does not send the whole deck or final MP4 to its servers. Review sensitive material before using any AI tool.
Local project folder
Mac or Windows
Who it is for
Turn a pitch or launch deck into a watchable explanation.
Send a guided follow-up after the call.
Reuse approved deck material in a video format.
Give a lesson a clear pace without recording a slideshow.
A different starting point
Fast, but mistakes, cursor movement, and uneven speaking become part of the video. The slide layouts also remain static.
Gives full control, but you must rewrite, redesign, animate, time, and export every part yourself.
Use the deck as the brief, get an editable first cut, direct the changes, and render locally.
Pricing
Choose a lifetime plan for app access or a subscription with included AI usage. PowerPoint is one of the supported source formats. Compare the current plans before you buy.
Questions
It means using a .pptx deck as the source for an editable motion-video project. Poko reads the slide order and visible content, then builds scenes with timing and movement.
Start with a .pptx file. Pitch decks, sales presentations, lessons, reports, company updates, and product launch decks are all practical sources.
Not exactly. Poko uses the deck as visual direction and keeps the important message, order, colors, type choices, and useful graphics. It can change layouts and pacing so the result works as a video.
Yes. The generated project opens in Studio. You can review every scene, change text and timing, or ask for edits in plain English before you render.
No. You can make a video from the deck without recording your screen or giving a live presentation. Add narration only if it fits your project.
No. Poko gives you a first cut and a visual Studio instead of an empty timeline. You can make specific changes, preview them, and render when the story feels right.
Your PowerPoint file, editable project files, and rendered MP4 stay on your machine. Needed excerpts can be sent to the AI model while it works, but Poko does not upload the whole deck or final render to its servers.
Subscriptions start at $25 per month. One-time Starter access begins at $49. Check the homepage pricing section for current options.
Your next video has a first draft
Download Poko Motion for Mac or Windows, choose your .pptx, and shape the first cut in Studio.
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