Turn PowerPoint into an accurate video course series.

Every formula, diagram, and citation preserved exactly as you authored it. No talking heads. No hallucinations. Deterministic, not generative.

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From static slides to animated course video

Before: Static PPT

5 Benefits of Cloud Computing

  • • Cost Efficiency
  • • Scalability and Flexibility
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Speaker Notes: Cloud computing reduces IT costs by eliminating the need for physical hardware...

After: X-Pilot Video

5 Benefits of Cloud Computing

Cost Efficiency

Scalability

Automatic Updates

"Cloud computing reduces IT costs by eliminating..."

Animated bullets · AI voiceover from your notes

X-Pilot reads your slide structure — and animates it for you.

Three things no PPT export can do

Notes → Narration

Your speaker notes become AI voiceover — in 40+ languages. No mic. Edit any line in plain English.

Accurate, every frame

Formulas, diagrams, and citations rendered programmatically via Remotion in isolated sandboxes. Nothing re-generated by an LLM.

Series, not single clips

One upload ships a chapter-aligned course series — with animated bullets, timelines, and charts instead of static text boxes.

X-Pilot vs. the alternatives

Feature X-Pilot AI PowerPoint Built-in Export Screen Recording (Loom)
Voiceover AI Auto-Generated from Notes None / Must record manually Must record manually
Animation Intelligent Motion Boxes Only existing animations None
Edits Edit Video Script Later Hard to edit timing Hard to edit mistakes
Talking-head avatar No talking heads (permanent positioning) None Your webcam face
Bullet Point Animation Auto-Animate Each Point All at once Manual click-through
Time to Create 3 Minutes 15 Minutes 1-2 Hours

Built for content that can’t risk hallucinations

Three kinds of creators. One shared trait.

Exam-Prep Tutors IGCSE · IB · AP · A-Level · SAT · JEE · NEET | One tutor shipped 37 IGCSE Chemistry videos in two months.

Certification Trainers FDNY · OSHA · PMP · CFA · STCW · NCARB | An FDNY prep studio shipped 12 videos in 27 days.

SOP / Training Leads HIPAA · HACCP · GxP · bilingual SOPs | A childcare operator shipped an 11-video EN+ES library.

Questions

Will my formulas and citations stay accurate?

Yes. Every formula, diagram, and citation is preserved exactly because X-Pilot renders programmatically via Remotion in isolated sandboxes — not generative image models. A generative AI might rewrite E = mc² as E = mc³; X-Pilot renders what you wrote.

What happens to my speaker notes?

They become AI narration automatically. Edit any line with plain-language commands like “make slide 3 shorter” before final render.

How is this different from Synthesia, Camtasia, or Canva?

Synthesia puts a talking-head avatar in front of your slides. Camtasia is screen recording — you narrate manually. Canva is templates with no auto-narration. X-Pilot auto-narrates from your speaker notes, animates every element with knowledge visualization only, and stays accurate frame-by-frame. See X-Pilot vs Synthesia.

What file formats work?

PowerPoint (.pptx), Google Slides, and Keynote — all exported as PPTX. Layouts, images, charts, and speaker notes are preserved.

Can I export to SCORM for my LMS?

Yes — SCORM 1.2 and 2004 packages, plus MP4 with SRT/VTT captions. Works with Moodle, Canvas, Blackboard Ultra, Docebo, and most enterprise LMS.

What does it cost?

Free tier: 3 minutes of video per month, no credit card. Paid: Creator $9 · Pro $29 · Ultra $99 per month. See pricing.

The Syllabus-to-Video platform

X-Pilot turns documents into accurate video course series for independent course creators and trainers whose content can’t risk hallucinations. Every visual is rendered programmatically via Remotion in isolated sandboxes — deterministic, not generative.