How to Add a PowerPoint to iMovie
This wikiHow teaches you how to convert a PowerPoint presentation into a video file and import it into iMovie on Mac, iPhone, or iPad. Open a PowerPoint presentation. Do so by double-clicking the orange app that's shaped like or contains a...
Method 1 of 3:
Converting PowerPoint to Video
- Open a PowerPoint presentation. Do so by double-clicking the orange app that's shaped like or contains a P. Click File in the menu bar and Open…. Then select the PowerPoint presentation you want to add to iMovie.
- Click File in the menu bar.
- Click Export….
- In older versions of PowerPoint, click Save as Movie... and Save. Doing so saves the PowerPoint in QuickTime movie (MOV) format.
- Click the File Format drop-down.
- Click MP4. You can also save it in QuickTime movie (MOV) format, but MP4 produces a higher-quality result.
- The Quality drop-down should be set to "Presentation Quality" for the best-quality video.
- Click Export. It may take a few minutes for PowerPoint to convert the presentation to a video.
Method 2 of 3:
Importing to iMovie on Mac
- Open iMovie. It's a purple star-shaped app with a white movie camera icon.
- Click the Media tab. It's at the top of the window.
- Click File in the menu bar at the top of the screen.
- Click Import Media….
- Click the Import to: drop-down at the top of the window.
- Click a destination for the new video. You can save it directly to a project or add it to your iMovie Media Library to use later.
- Select the location of the video. Use the menu on the left side of the window to select the folder or location where you saved the converted PowerPoint presentation.
- Click the PowerPoint presentation video file. It will be listed on the right side of the window after you've selected the folder or location where it is saved.
- Click Import Selected in the lower-right. The video file of the PowerPoint will be imported to the destination you selected in iMovie.
- To add the video to another project, double-click a project under the Projects tab, then click My Media in the upper-left, and drag the new video down to your project's timeline.
Method 3 of 3:
Importing to iMovie on iPhone or iPad
- Add the PowerPoint video file to your Photos app on Mac.
- Transfer the video file to the Photos app on your iPhone or iPad. Your PowerPoint video must be in MP4 format to transfer to iPhone or iPad.
- Open the iMovie app on your iPhone or iPad. It's a purple app with a white star and a movie camera icon.
- Tap the Projects tab. It's at the top of the screen.
- If iMovie opened into a video or different tab, tap the "back" link in the upper-left corner of the screen until you see three tabs at the top of the screen: Video, Projects, and Theater.
- Tap + Create Project. Alternatively, you can tap an existing project instead.
- Tap Movie. It's near the top of the "New Project" window.
- Select your video and tap Create Movie. It's at the bottom of the screen. This will download your video and add it to your iMovie timeline.
- Edit your video. You can edit your video in several different ways.
- Tap + to add more media.
- Tap ◀ to go back to the beginning of the video.
- Tap ▶ to preview the video.
- Tap Done when you're done.
Update 04 March 2020
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