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Creation Tools
TL;DR; The tools in the Create menu turn what you already have — a PowerPoint deck, a Google Slides presentation, or a PDF — into a finished video, or into a deck that is one step away from it. Two of the five tools documented here produce a video (PowerPoint → Video, Google Slides → Video); two prepare a deck (PowerPoint → Narration drafts the script, PDF → Slides turns a PDF into a deck); and one, Re-narrate Existing Video, turns a video you already have into an editable transcript. Start with the overview of the Create menu if you're not sure which tool fits your source material.