Slides → Podcast

Turn Your Slide Deck into a Narrated Video

Upload any deck or presentation and Jellypod generates a natural voiceover using your slides as the video. Preview below for free.

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What is Slides to Podcast?

Slides to podcast turns a presentation deck into a podcast episode instead of a silent slideshow. Upload a PowerPoint, Keynote, or Google Slides export and Jellypod reconstructs the talk behind your slides into a natural two-host conversation. This is the opposite of a slide narrator or PowerPoint-to-video tool that reads your bullet points aloud one slide at a time: the output is an episode people listen to, built from the argument your deck was designed to deliver.

The converter reads every slide and the order you built them in, then fills in the narration a presenter would have given live. Slide titles become the arc of the episode, and charts or diagrams are described in plain language so the point still lands when no one can see the screen. Thin decks still work, because Jellypod supplements a title and a few bullets with real explanation instead of leaving dead air. You hear a free two-minute preview from up to eight slides before deciding to run the full deck.

This fits anyone whose ideas live in a deck. Lecturers turn course slides into episodes students finish away from their desks. Enablement and onboarding teams convert training decks into audio new hires play on a commute. Clinicians turn grand-rounds and CME decks into peer-reviewed episodes colleagues listen to between patients. The same flow covers powerpoint to podcast, keynote to podcast, and google slides to podcast, since every format is read the same way.

Slides to podcast is part of the Jellypod AI Podcast Studio. On a free trial you can narrate the full deck in your own cloned voice, publish your actual slides as video, host the show with a built-in RSS feed, and distribute to Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and YouTube in one click. Prefer a different source? You can also turn a PDF, plain text, or a research paper into a podcast from the same studio.

How It Works

Three simple steps

1

Upload Your Deck

Drop in PowerPoint, Keynote, or a PDF or Google Slides export. Jellypod reads every slide and the order you built them in.

2

We Rebuild the Talk

Instead of reading bullets aloud, Jellypod reconstructs the argument behind your deck into a two-host conversation, adding the narration a presenter would have given live and describing the charts along the way.

3

Preview Free, Then Finish

Hear a 2-minute preview from up to 8 slides in seconds. Start a free trial to run the full deck, narrate it in your own voice, publish your slides as video, and send the episode to Spotify and Apple.

Features & Benefits

Everything you need

Rebuilds the Argument, Not the Bullets

Slide narrators read your text onto a video. Jellypod reconstructs the talk behind the deck, so listeners hear the ideas, not a list of bullet points read aloud.

Reads Your Charts and Diagrams

A chart is often the whole point of a slide. Jellypod describes what the data shows in plain language, so the story lands even when no one can see the screen.

Follows Your Deck's Structure

Slide titles become chapters and your section order becomes the episode arc. The narrative you designed stays intact, with natural transitions between topics.

Thin Deck? Still Works.

Most decks are a few words per slide. Jellypod fills the gaps around your slides, so a title and three bullets still becomes a real episode instead of dead air.

Every Deck Format

Upload PowerPoint (.pptx), Keynote, or a PDF export directly. For Google Slides, export as PDF or PowerPoint first. All of them read the same way.

Finish It Like a Real Show

Beyond the free preview: narrate in your own cloned voice, publish your actual slides as video, host it with a built-in RSS feed and your own site, and reach Spotify, Apple, and YouTube in one click.

Who Uses This

Built for real workflows

Lectures and Course Decks

Turn a lecture deck into a podcast your students will finish on the walk to class, instead of a slideshow they never reopen.

Training and Onboarding Decks

Convert onboarding and enablement decks into audio new hires can listen to during a commute, not another set of slides to click through.

Grand Rounds and CME Decks

Turn a clinical or grand-rounds deck into a peer-reviewed episode colleagues can listen to between patients, in any of 29 languages.

Slides → Podcast FAQs

Your questions answered.

Slide narrators read your bullets onto a video, one slide at a time. Jellypod reconstructs the talk behind the deck into a natural two-host conversation, using your slide structure to explain the ideas, not just recite the text. The output is an episode people listen to, not a slideshow with a voiceover.

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