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Video to Keynote

Recover slide images from a recording for use in Keynote.

Extract slides from a playing video with the extension

What it got out of a real recording

From Jupyter Notebook to production code · Laís Carvalho and Mod: Akarys · FOSDEM 2021 · Python devroom

  1. Slide 1 of “From Jupyter Notebook to production code”, kept at 0:00

    #1 · 0:00

  2. Slide 10 of “From Jupyter Notebook to production code”, kept at 3:55

    #10 · 3:55

  3. Slide 18 of “From Jupyter Notebook to production code”, kept at 10:11

    #18 · 10:11

  4. Slide 27 of “From Jupyter Notebook to production code”, kept at 16:33

    #27 · 16:33

  5. Slide 36 of “From Jupyter Notebook to production code”, kept at 18:51

    #36 · 18:51

  6. Slide 53 of “From Jupyter Notebook to production code”, kept at 24:00

    #53 · 24:00

27:56 of recording → 62 slides kept

Recording from FOSDEM, used under CC BY 2.0 BE. open the recording · Rights concern? request removal

The downloaded file is PPTX, not .key. You open it in Keynote and can save a Keynote document there.

How to use it

Choose a video, detect and review slides, then download PowerPoint. Open the PPTX in Keynote and adjust the page layout if needed.

Do I need a Mac for the extraction?
No. The browser does the extraction. You need access to Keynote to open the result there; animations and original text objects are not recovered.
What is free?
The first 30 minutes per video are free without an account. A free account includes one full-length recording. Then $2.99 unlocks 2 recordings, or a one-time $49 payment removes the analysis length limit.
What can I edit?
The slides are images from the recording. You can reorder, crop and annotate them; the original text and charts are not rebuilt as editable objects. Free PPTX/PDF exports add a final Video2Any credit page. The lifetime plan removes it.