How to Record and Record a PowerPoint Presentation

This guide explains how to record and Record a PowerPoint Presentation, with clear steps, practical tips, and important checks before you begin.

* Note: In this tutorial, I use PowerPoint 2016. With other versions, you can do the same, but the interface may be slightly different.

How to record and record video using PowerPoint

Step 1: Open the Slide Show tab, click the extended arrow of Record Slide Show . There are two options: Start Recording from Beginning. (record from the beginning) and Start Recording from Current Slide. (record from the current slide). You choose one or the other at your disposal.

The program asks what you want to record. Leave all checked and then press Start Recording to start recording / recording.

Step 2: Record your presentation for the first slide and then click Next to move on to the next slide, doing so until the last slide.

During the process of recording / recording each slide, you can pause at any time. And if your last presentation was wrong, click Repeat to re-present the slide.

While presenting a slide, you can turn the mouse pointer into a laser pen to point to the content being presented, or turn into a writing pen or highlight pen to mark the points to note, emphasize (right-click on the slide is showing, hover over Pointer Options and then choose a pen style).

Step 3: Display all slides or you can end the recording / recording midway by right-clicking on the slide currently showing and selecting End Show .

Step 4: Publish what you just recorded into a video. Click File , select Export > Create a Video .

Choose a quality for the video and then click Create Video .

Finally select the folder to contain the resulting video.

After PowerPoint has finished processing, open the video and enjoy your presentation!

Through the article above, I have detailed instructions on how to record and record a PowerPoint presentation. No need for an extra app, just PowerPoint (and a recording device if you need to give a speech) you can record your entire presentation as a video so you can play it later. anywhere. I wish you successful implementation!