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Creating YouTube Videos with TTS using PowerPoint

PowerPoint: One of the most widely used programs

Most of you are using PowerPoint regularly to create your presentations, aren't you?

Many of you might have already attached videos to your PowerPoint presentations. But did you know that you can also apply Text-to-Speech (TTS) to dub texts and create videos using PowerPoint?

Even though the process is a bit complicated, I'll guide you through it step by step. Shall we start?

Creating short-form videos with PowerPoint

Making videos with PowerPoint may be a long and arduous process. However, I'll explain it step by step, so stick with me!

Firstly, as most of us haven't created videos with PowerPoint before, we had to carry out the process by digging out each information piece by piece.

For the video, we decided on a topic introducing the novel 'Madonna in a Fur Coat' and set the size of the slide to short form after running PowerPoint.

We then inserted a new slide for each planned sentence and placed one text sentence for each slide.

Now, it's time to insert the core of the video, the video, and image sources. We found and placed video and image sources that can be downloaded and used for free without worrying about copyright. For this video production, we utilized Pexels and Pixabay, which we also use on our VideoStew.

We proceeded with the task of adding appropriate videos and images to the slides with the texts. This required us to search for suitable video sources for each slide, download and attach them, resize them to fit the slide, and bring the text forward.

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