# Slideshow Video Maker

Turn slides into a narrated video.

- Tool id: `slideshow-video-maker`
- Create in Studio: https://studio.listnr.ai/create?tool=slideshow-video-maker
- HTML page: https://studio.listnr.ai/tools/slideshow-video-maker

Slideshow Video Maker keeps the source, direction, and intended audience clear before the next edit.

## FAQ

### How does Slideshow Video Maker turn slides into a narrated video?

You set an intentional slide order and the spoken line that belongs with each card. Listnr Studio then treats that deck as a timed sequence with voice and captions. This page does not play or generate the slideshow; continue at /create?tool=slideshow-video-maker.

### What if my deck is too long for Slideshow Video Maker?

Cut to the slides that carry the argument and write narration that adds what the slide cannot show. A wall of bullets usually needs fewer cards and clearer spoken sentences, not a faster read of the same list.

### Do slideshow videos need captions if the slides already have text?

Captions default on for the voiceover, which helps when slide type is small on a phone. In Studio, check that captions and slide titles are not stacking in the same band. Music is optional and should sit under transitions, not under dense charts.

### What should I inspect in a Slideshow Video Maker preview?

Confirm slide order, chart accuracy, spoken timing, caption contrast, and logos. Use only a deck and soundtrack you are allowed to publish, and fix any narration that contradicts a figure on screen.

### What kind of lesson can I plan with Slideshow Video Maker?

Slideshow Video Maker in Listnr Studio is a workflow for a narrated slideshow with an intentional slide order. You write the brief here, then continue at /create?tool=slideshow-video-maker. This marketing page does not generate the finished video.

### How do I start a Slideshow Video Maker brief?

Use the visible brief on this page to name the subject, audience, and the result you want Listnr Studio to plan. Describe the slide topics, narration, audience, visual hierarchy, and closing takeaway. Keep the first seconds specific so Studio has a job for each scene.