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Turn lecture videos into slides automatically. Smart slide detection, HD capture, export to PDF or HTML. Works on any video. Stop screenshotting lectures. Video to Slides watches the video with you, detects every slide change, and captures a clean HD copy automatically — then exports the whole lecture as a PDF. WHY STUDENTS LOVE IT - One click: press Start Capture and just watch — slides appear as they change - Clean slides: captured right after each transition, no cursor or half-drawn marks - Never lose work: slides auto-save for 7 days — close the tab, come back, continue - Snap button: manually grab any frame — diagrams, exam hints, anything - Works everywhere: YouTube, university portals, and any site with video SMART DETECTION - Catches both hard slide cuts and slow animated builds - Skips duplicates even when the video zooms or pans - Detects and hides the lecturer's webcam overlay automatically - Keeps capturing while you work in other tabs (Picture-in-Picture supported) EXPORT YOUR WAY - PDF — one slide per page, ready to print or annotate - Images — every slide as a JPG - HTML gallery — a clean web page of your lecture FREE & PREMIUM - Free: 5 slides per lecture, every feature included - Premium: unlimited slides — $0.99/month, cancel anytime PRIVACY FIRST Everything happens in your browser. No account, no uploads, no data collection.
Aug 2, 2026
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