Turn a Keynote presentation into a narrated video

Attach a .key file and Rekka reads the slides, writes the narration for you and draws the explanation on screen. Keynote's own movie export replays your slides with a voiceover you record; this writes and narrates a lesson from them instead. Up to 30 slides at a time.

Attach your file, then sign in to make the video. Your first one is free.

How it works

  1. 1

    Attach the .key file

    Drop it into the chat. If a deck does not convert cleanly, export it from Keynote as PDF and attach that instead.

  2. 2

    Say what you want

    Send it as is, or add direction like the audience, a focus or a language.

  3. 3

    Get the video

    Rekka narrates and draws each scene, and the mp4 appears in the chat.

Questions

Do builds and transitions carry over?

No. Rekka writes a new narrated explanation and draws it scene by scene. It does not replay your slide animations.

What if my Keynote file uses unusual fonts?

Rekka substitutes close fonts when it converts the file. Exporting to PDF from Keynote keeps the exact look.

What does it cost?

One credit makes one video of about 100 seconds. New accounts get one free credit, so the first video is free. Paid plans can make longer videos split into chapters, and you see the length and credit cost before anything renders.

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