Video2Any takes the slides that appear in a recorded talk, meeting, or screen share and pulls them out as a PPT, PDF, images, or notes. You get the pages as they appeared on screen.
Can I use a local file, a YouTube link, or a recording from a course portal?
Drop a local MP4, WebM, or MOV on the home page and it opens in the converter. For YouTube, a course portal, or a Zoom cloud recording, install the Chrome extension or the Edge add-on: play the video, click the icon, and the extracted pages open in the editor.
Is my video uploaded?
No. The slide extraction runs in your browser, and the video file is not sent anywhere. If you ask for spoken notes or a transcript, we send the audio and, when the job has pages, the page images for that request. A signed-in account with library sync on also keeps the finished slide deck, so it opens on another device; the switch is in Account.
How much can I try for free?
The first 30 minutes of every video are free, and you do not need an account. Free PPT and PDF exports include a credit page at the end.
What does it cost after that?
Paid plans remove the length limit. Monthly is $9.99 a month and includes 1,000 AI minutes; the year pass is $29 once and includes 500 AI minutes; Lifetime is $49 once and includes 1,000 AI minutes. AI minutes pay for cloud AI Notes: $0.01 per started audio minute, with the full transcript and TXT/SRT export included. Slide extraction runs in your browser and is included in every plan, so it uses none of them. 1,000 AI minutes is about 16 hours of AI Notes.
What can I export?
A PPT deck, a PDF, the page images, Word or Markdown notes, the audio, and Anki cards. The pages stay as pictures, so the layout you saw is the layout you get.
What kinds of videos and languages work?
Recordings with clear, mostly static pages work best; small text, camera movement, and animation can reduce the quality. The pages are read from the picture, so the language spoken in the talk does not block extraction. On a phone, use a recent Chrome or Safari for most MP4 recordings.
How is this different from tools that generate a PPT with AI?
Those tools usually rebuild a document from a transcript or notes, so the result is a new file. Video2Any extracts the pages that actually appeared on screen and keeps them as images. See how it compares.
Can I extract slides from a recorded lecture or a class capture?
Yes. If the lecture shows slides on a projector or a shared screen, drop the recording on the lecture recording to slides page, or use the extension when a course player only offers playback. The pages come out as images in a PPTX or PDF.
What about a one- to three-hour lecture or a webinar?
The whole recording is read the same way: one page is kept each time a slide changes and settles. The first 30 minutes are free without an account; a full-length recording needs a paid plan. A two-hour lecture with 60 slides usually gives about 60 pages.
How is usage counted?
AI minutes are only used for cloud AI Notes, and every run includes the full transcript. Slide extraction runs in your browser and uses none. Charges count each started minute of the selected audio, and a run is charged only when it finishes. Failed runs and automatic retries are free. Prices include tax.