Recorded lectures are hard to study from — you cannot skim a video. Video2Any turns the recording into slides: it detects each slide the professor showed and rebuilds them as an editable .pptx you can annotate, print, or review. It runs in your browser, so your course material never leaves your laptop.
Slides a professor flipped through
Lecturers jump back to an earlier slide, re-reveal bullet points, or animate one slide in steps. The detector keeps each distinct state, so back-and-forth teaching naturally produces a few near-duplicates — trim them in the review pass and your study deck reads cleanly, in order.
Projected slides, not the whiteboard
This works best on projected slides and screen shares. A chalkboard or whiteboard lecture changes continuously and has no clean "slide" to keep, so those recordings are a harder fit. A slides-and-camera hybrid still works, as long as the slides stay readable on screen for a few seconds.