Your slides, presented — without you presenting.
Turn an existing deck into a narrated, captioned video. Your slides remain the presentation: AskDeck adds professional narration, pacing, and motion — never an artificial presenter.
Exactly what happens.
The original design is preserved exactly — nothing is recolored or rebuilt.
Start from a template or go custom; AskDeck writes the spoken script from your slides and times it to each one.
Professional voices, presentation styles, caption styles, and a soundtrack mood — tuned per render.
A share-ready MP4 with synchronized slide timing and captions. Revise the deck later and regenerate — the new cut replaces the old one.
No avatars. Ever.
The presentation is the presenter. AskDeck will not insert a synthetic human in front of your work — the video is your slides, professionally narrated and paced.
Real renders, real decks.
Production renders of real decks — not mockups. The public artifacts for each are linked below.
The Aurelia Standard — the narrated training module
The self-paced module a new team member watches in week one: the 12-slide image-led deck you can download in Examples, taught by a warm trainer's voice.
Atlas Advisory — the narrated client readout
The engagement close-out, delivered: the 15-slide readout you can download in Examples, narrated by the partner for everyone who missed the room.
Harbor & Lane — the asynchronous board briefing
The briefing directors watch before the meeting: the 11-slide board pack you can download in Examples, narrated by the CFO in two minutes.
Northwind × Meridian — the narrated follow-up
The complete sales chain: the 14-slide proposal you can download in Examples, delivered as the narrated follow-up a rep sends after the meeting.
AI Audio — a product presentation
The same 12-slide deck you can download in Examples, rendered as a narrated 1080p video.
Preview it with your own material.
The deck preview is free and watermarked, before any purchase — videos render from any deck you own.
Free-plan renders carry a small AskDeck mark