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Upload the deck
A .pptx, as it is. Brewdemo reads the theme palette and fonts, every slide’s shapes and their positions, images, charts, tables — and the speaker notes.
PowerPoint → video
Your deck, narrated — in your own design.
Upload a PowerPoint. Brewdemo keeps your slides exactly as you built them, narrates from your speaker notes, times every bullet reveal and chart zoom to the words — and can render one personalized version per account from the same deck.
How it works
Four steps. No editing.
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Your notes become the script
Speaker notes are narrated first; slides without notes are narrated from their own text. Nothing is invented: a number that is not on the slide does not enter the script.
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The deck moves, in its own pixels
Bullets reveal as the narrator reaches them, charts zoom to the chart, picture slides get a slow drift, tables hold. Your design stays exactly as you built it — nothing is re-typeset into a template.
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One video, or one per account
Save the deck as a template with {{merge}} fields. Each contact or segment gets a version with their name and company substituted inside the real PowerPoint, its own narration, and a personalized share link with its own watch record.
What is different
Keep my design.
Not a re-design
Most “PPT to video” tools scrape the text and re-typeset it in their template. Brewdemo renders your slides’ actual pixels at 4K and adds motion on top.
Not a slideshow
Progressive reveals, chart zooms and eased transitions are timed to the narration words, not to a fixed number of seconds per slide.
Not one video
The same deck renders one version per row of a list — dedup, suppression and per-row spend checks included — and nothing is sent until you approve it.
Your voice, or a presenter
A cloned voice, a preset narrator, or a presenter in the corner with captions that reflow around them. Music and page-turn sound are on by default; everything is a knob.
Works with .pptx decks. Embedded EMF/WMF/SVG artwork and multi-master themes are rendered from the deck’s exported frames rather than parsed as shapes; hidden slides are skipped.
Send us a deck.
We’ll render it, send you the link, and — if you have a list — show you what one version per account looks like on three rows of it.
Request a render →