Video2Any vs Video2PPT
Both keep the slides that were on screen, and both run the conversion in your browser. These are the places they differ.
| Video2Any | Video2PPT | |
|---|---|---|
| Free tier length | 30 minutes per video, unlimited videos, no account | “Up to 10-minute duration” on the free plan |
| One-off purchase | $2.99 for one recording of any length, never expires | No one-off — the paid options are a subscription or a lifetime licence |
| Subscription | $12 a month, or $8 a month billed yearly | “$10/mo” |
| Buy it once | Not offered | “$129” lifetime, marked down from $199 |
| Desktop app | Not offered — browser only | A desktop version with “no conversion limits” |
| Account to start | None | “No signup required” |
| Where it runs | In the browser tab; there is no upload endpoint | “All video processing happens locally” |
| Export formats | PowerPoint, PDF, Word, Markdown, image ZIP, spreadsheet, audio, .srt subtitles | “Native PowerPoint, Google Slides, PDF, or HTML”, plus DOCX for transcriptions |
The honest summary: Video2PPT is cheaper if you convert often, and buying it once for $129 is something we do not offer at all. We give away three times as much for free, sell a single recording for $2.99, and hand back more formats.
Everything in the Video2PPT column is quoted or restated from their own pages, read on 2026-08-23. Prices change; if something here has gone out of date, tell us and we will fix it. We have not run their converter, so this page says nothing about what it produces.
What it got out of a real recording
Building a greener web · Chris Adams · FOSDEM 2021 · Web Performance devroom
#1 · 0:00
#9 · 3:39
#17 · 8:39
#25 · 12:04
#34 · 16:15
#42 · 20:12
28:35 of recording → 58 slides kept
Recording from FOSDEM, used under CC BY 2.0 BE. open the recording · Rights concern? request removal