YouTube to PPT

Paste any public YouTube URL and our AI fetches the video transcript, identifies the main sections and key points, then organizes them into slides with appropriate titles, bullets, and visual cues. The output is an editable PPTX file you can open in PowerPoint, Keynote, or Google Slides.

Any public YouTube video with captions available — auto-generated or human-written. The AI works best with videos that have clear narration, such as lectures, tutorials, conference talks, podcast recordings, and product demos. Music videos and silent footage produce limited results.

Yes, basic conversions are free with no registration required. Free conversions support videos up to roughly 30 minutes. ChatSlide Pro removes the length cap, adds longer videos, and unlocks higher-quality slide design with custom themes and more languages.

Most short videos (under 10 minutes) finish in 30–60 seconds. Hour-long lectures take 2–4 minutes depending on transcript length. The bottleneck is fetching and processing the transcript — the slide generation itself is fast.

Yes. The output is a fully editable PPTX file. You can open it in PowerPoint, Google Slides, Keynote, or any compatible editor and modify text, swap images, change layouts, or add your own branding. Nothing is locked down.

We support 50+ languages including English, Spanish, French, German, Portuguese, Italian, Russian, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Indonesian, and Vietnamese. The AI auto-detects the video language and generates slides in the same language by default — you can also translate during conversion.

Yes. We only fetch the public transcript from the YouTube URL — no video downloading, no account access. The generated PPTX is delivered directly to you and not stored long-term. ChatSlide Pro adds private project storage tied to your account.

The slides we generate are derivative summaries based on publicly accessible captions, similar to taking notes from a lecture. You're responsible for how you use the output. For commercial republishing of content from copyrighted videos, get permission from the original creator.