Video Presentation Maker

• Record slides, screen and webcam together

  The recorder studio captures your screen and camera at the same time, with a teleprompter so you can read your script while looking at the lens. Your webcam lands on its own track, so you can move, resize or hide the bubble per slide after the fact. If capturing the deck is the whole job, start with the presentation recorder.

• Narrate with AI voices or your own

  Type your script and generate a voiceover in one of 63 natural AI voices covering American and British English, Mandarin, Hindi, Japanese, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Italian and French. Or record your own narration with the voice recorder. Voice cloning, which makes the narration sound like you, is available on paid plans.

• Captions that keep muted viewers watching

  Auto-captions transcribe your narration with word-level timing, and the spoken language is detected automatically. Pick from 176 caption presets, including word-by-word karaoke styles, then, on Pro, translate the subtitles into any of 86 languages or show two languages at once for international teams.

• Cut the ums by editing the transcript

  Text-based editing shows your whole presentation as a transcript. Delete a sentence and the video cuts itself. One click removes filler words like ums and uhs, and another strips the dead air between sentences.

• Animate bullets, callouts and zoom pops

  Bring static slides to life with 81 text and element animations plus keyframes on position, scale, rotation and opacity. Add a zoom pop to focus attention on one part of the screen, draw a motion path for an arrow, or ask Echo, the built-in AI assistant, to do it for you. Join sections with any of 56 transitions.

• Picture-in-picture, split screen and blur

  Layer your webcam over the deck, switch to split screen for interview-style sections, and blur or pixelate anything sensitive in a screen recording, like customer names in a dashboard. Every layer sits on its own track, so layout changes never touch your audio.

• Brand kit and reusable templates

  Save your brand colors and logo, and upload the fonts your company actually uses so titles match your deck. Turn a finished presentation into a template with text, image and video placeholders, then render personalized versions in bulk from a CSV, up to 100 rows per batch.

• A video presentation maker with honest export options

  Free accounts export HD 720p MP4 with a small removable EchoWave badge. Paid plans remove the badge and add 1080p on Creator, then 1440p, 4K, MOV and GIF on Pro. Rendering runs on EchoWave's cloud servers, so export speed does not depend on your laptop.

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   Bring in your slides

   Export your deck as PNG images from PowerPoint or Google Slides and drag them into EchoWave, or skip the export and capture the slideshow directly with the built-in screen recorder. Each slide or clip lands on the timeline, where you can reorder and retime it freely.

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   Add your narration

   Record yourself with the webcam and teleprompter, or paste your script and generate an AI voiceover in one of 63 voices. Narration sits on its own audio track, so you can redo one section without touching the slides.

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   Caption and tighten the edit

   Run auto-captions and pick one of 176 styles, then read through the transcript and delete anything that drags. Filler word and silence removal handle the ums automatically. Drop in transitions between sections and a zoom pop wherever you want eyes on a detail.

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   Export and share

   Export an MP4 and send it by email, drop it in Slack, upload it to your LMS, or post it on LinkedIn or YouTube. Free exports are 720p with a small removable badge; paid plans go up to 4K with no badge.

• Sales demos and async pitches

  Record a five-minute product walkthrough with your face in the corner and send it instead of chasing a meeting slot. Captions keep it watchable in a noisy office or a muted inbox preview.

• Lectures and course modules

  Teachers turn slide decks into narrated lessons students can rewatch at their own pace, with subtitles translated into any of 86 languages (Pro) for international cohorts. The tutorial video maker covers longer step-by-step teaching formats.

• Employee onboarding and training

  HR and enablement teams narrate a policy deck once and reuse it for every new hire, blurring anything confidential that appears in screen captures. The training video maker walks through building a full course.

• Conference talks and meetups

  Pre-record your talk with the teleprompter so the pacing is right before the event, or tidy the live recording afterwards. Cut the tech-check fumbling from the start and add your title slide back in.

• Product updates and release notes

  Record the new feature in action, add zoom pops on the parts that changed, and caption it for the changelog. A two-minute video answers questions a wall of text never will.

• Personalized outreach at scale

  Turn one presentation into a template with placeholders for the prospect's name and logo, then batch-render up to 100 personalized versions from a single CSV. The REST API and MCP server can automate the whole run.

Based on each tool's public pages as of July 2026. Plans and features change often, so verify details on their sites before you commit.