How to make Slow Motion Video in PowerPoint

This is how you can record a slow-motion video in PowerPoint. You can, of course, set the recording speed of the slide rotation during recording in PowerPoint. With PowerPoint, you can record every slide and save them as a video in a variety of resolutions and formats. If you want to record every detail and make sure your visitors can see every part of the slide, you may have to adjust the slide rotation speed.

Methods for creating PowerPoint slow-motion videos

Here are the methods to produce a PowerPoint movie that plays at a slow motion:

Fire up PowerPoint, and modify the presentations according to your wish.

Go to the Record menu.

Select the option to start from the beginning or the current slide.

Select "Export" from the menu.

To personalize your export, choose that option.

To see how many seconds were spent on each slide, go to.

Move the timer up a notch.

Select "Create Video" from the menu.

To save the video, provide a name and select a location.

Launch PowerPoint and complete any necessary editing of your presentation slides before you begin.

From the Record tab, choose to start recording from the beginning or from the current slide.

If you want to capture the entire presentation, then select the first option. If you want to capture the movie starting from this slide, use the second option.

Now, click the Export button in the top right.

Click Customize Export from the drop-down menu.

Next, choose the longer duration in the Seconds spent on each slide menu.

You can make it slower by adjusting the time. At the end, choose a destination for the saved file, name it, and click the Create Video button.

Once you have chosen your From Beginning/From Current Slide option, you can now click on the Record button in order to record your audio or video with a voiceover. Proceed to record audio or video depending on your requirement. In this way, if you remain on one slide for some more time, then at the time of playback it will play like a tortoise.

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