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Team announcements and product updates as a two-minute video instead of an email nobody reads.
AI slideshow
Not every video needs generated motion. Lessons, announcements, recaps and quick explainers often work best as a clean, well-paced slideshow: strong visuals, a headline on each point, a clear voice and captions. Chitrio has a lighter slideshow mode for exactly that, with slide templates and animated banners, and it costs far less to render than full AI motion.
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Straight answer: Slideshow mode is a deliberate choice, not a downgrade. For lessons and announcements, clean slides with a clear voice often communicate better than busy AI motion, and they cost much less to render.
Type a topic, paste your text, or import a PDF deck where every page becomes a slide and its text becomes that slide's narration brief.
Pick a slide template and let headline banners animate onto each scene. Your brand colour, logo and caption font apply automatically.
Stills get directed camera movement, narration, captions and music. The result is a finished video, not a file of slides.
Team announcements and product updates as a two-minute video instead of an email nobody reads.
The key points of a book, a meeting or a report, one point per slide with the headline on screen.
An exported deck becomes a narrated video you can send ahead of the meeting or post after it.
Photos with narration that talks about each one, rather than a silent carousel with music.
When you need many videos, slideshow mode keeps the cost per video low while still looking finished.
A normal render can animate scenes with AI motion engines. Slideshow mode uses stills with camera movement and banners, which is quicker and cheaper and suits informational content.
Export the deck to PDF first. The PDF importer turns each page into a slide scene and uses the page's own text as the brief.
Headlines and banners are drawn by the compositor, not by an image model, so the text on screen is crisp and spelled correctly.
Yes. Brand settings add your logo as a watermark, a lower-third name plate, your accent colour and caption font to every render.
Yes. You can re-render the same project with AI motion on some or all scenes. Parts that did not change are reused.