PowerPoint narration

Narrate your slides page by page

Slide Narration Studio writes a spoken script for every slide of a deck and records it in a voice clone of the teacher's voice or a narrator voice from the library. You get one MP3 per slide to place in PowerPoint or WPS, or a 1920×1080 narrated video with subtitles and an SRT file. Slide Narration Studio works in Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and other agents that run Skills.

Install Slide Narration Studio and tell me when I need to sign in: https://beatra.ai/skills/slide-narration-studio/install.md

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Slide Narration Studio

An explanation for every slide

01

Scripts from your slides

Speaker notes become the script; a slide without notes gets one written from what it shows.

02

The teacher's own voice

Clone your voice once for the whole deck, or pick a narrator that suits the subject.

03

Audio for every slide

One file per slide, named in slide order, ready to place in PowerPoint or WPS.

How it is made

01 · Scripts from your slides

A spoken script for every slide

Text and speaker notes become scripts in the teacher's register, with names, terms, and acronyms read the teacher's way.

Use speaker notes as the script · Write the rest from each slide · Read names and terms correctly

02 · The teacher's voice

Narrated in your own voice

Clone the teacher's voice once for the whole deck, or pick a narrator that suits the subject, and hear the first slides before the rest.

Clone the teacher's voice once · Or choose a narrator · Hear the first slides first

03 · Two ways to deliver

Audio per slide, or one narrated video

One audio file per slide to place in PowerPoint or WPS, or the slides rendered as a narrated video with subtitles.

One audio file per slide · Plays when its slide appears · A narrated video on request

Classes, training, and talks

Classroom slides

Give the slides you teach from an explanation students can replay after class.

Training decks

Narrate a training deck in one trainer's voice from the first slide to the last.

Talks and open lectures

Turn the deck of a talk or open lecture into a narrated video with subtitles.

Inputs and outputs

Input · Document — The slide deck

Formats
PPTX, PDF

Input · Image — Or exported slide images

Formats
PNG, JPG

Input · Audio — Clean sample of the teacher's voice (optional)

Formats
MP3, WAV
Specifications
10–300 s; up to 20 MB each

Output · Text — A spoken script for every slide

Specifications
editable

Output · Audio — One narration file per slide, named in slide order

Formats
MP3

Output · Video — Narrated video of the deck with subtitles (optional)

Formats
MP4
Specifications
1920x1080; aspect ratios 16:9

Output · Text — SRT subtitle file beside the video

Formats
SRT

Specifications last checked · Sources: Model catalog · Documentation · Terms of Service

Questions

What do I need to prepare?

Your slide deck, or the final lecture text. Speaker notes and a list of term readings help too.

Can it use the teacher's voice?

Yes. A clean recording of the teacher's voice is cloned, and the whole deck is read in that voice.

What will I receive?

One audio file per slide, named in slide order, with the script for every slide; on request, a narrated video with subtitles.

Related Skills

Narrate the first slides

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