Get the slides without taking them by hand
When a lecturer shares the recording but not the deck, recovering it can mean scrubbing through the video and taking screenshots one by one. Video2Any collects the original slide images into a deck you can review beside the recording and export as PowerPoint or PDF.
The recording is processed on your machine. You can try the editor with its sample recording before bringing your own file.
Leave less sorting to the reader
Collecting images is only part of the job. If the result is full of presenter shots and blank frames, the reader still has a pile of sorting to do.
I trained a small model to help with that cleanup. It runs on the user’s machine and sets non-slide images aside for review. The goal is less busywork while keeping the person in control: anything set aside can be inspected and put back.
Pay for the work you need to finish
Someone may need to get through a batch of lectures today and have nothing to convert next month. That is why I chose purchases without an auto-renewing subscription.
You can start free, unlock a couple of whole recordings, or choose access for a year or a lifetime. Earlier purchases can count toward an upgrade. The choices follow how much recording you need to process, while the free tier lets you try extraction and export first.
Let people use the part they need
Some people already have a workflow and only need a reusable part. The slide-change component is available as video-slide-extractor, an MIT-licensed library they can use independently.
The app is for someone who wants to review and export a finished deck. Keeping a useful component open gives people another way to benefit from the work.