Comparison
Oral Slides vs Decktopus
Narrate the existing deck vs. AI deck generator
Decktopus generates a slide draft from a prompt — it’s an authoring tool. Oral Slides starts after the deck is ready and exports it as a narrated MP4. Use them in sequence, or pick the one that matches your current bottleneck.
Feature comparison
| Feature | Oral Slides | Decktopus |
|---|---|---|
| Job to be done | Record the deck as a video | Author a deck quickly |
| Input | .pptx upload | Prompt + topic |
| Output | MP4 narrated video | Editable slide deck |
| Voice / TTS | 40+ voices, multilingual | Limited or add-on |
| Brand fidelity | Exact PowerPoint render | Decktopus templates |
| Pricing model | Credits | Subscription tiers |
Workflow side-by-side
Hand-off pipeline
Decktopus → export to PowerPoint → Oral Slides → MP4. The two tools cover different halves of the funnel cleanly.
Oral Slides solo
For decks already living in PowerPoint or Keynote (export to .pptx), upload directly and skip the authoring tool.
FAQ
- Can Oral Slides edit the slide visuals?
- No. Visual edits should happen in PowerPoint. Oral Slides only handles narration scripts, voice, audio, and the final MP4 render.
- Does Decktopus export narrated MP4?
- Decktopus is primarily a slide authoring tool. For narrated MP4 export with per-slide voice control, Oral Slides is more focused.
Try Oral Slides on a real deck
Upload a `.pptx`, pick a voice, export an MP4. The first project is free.