web-video-presentation
Turns an article or script into a click-through, video-style webpage, with optional narration.
Installation
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What this skill does
What it does:
This skill turns a written article or a voiceover script into a video like presentation on the web. It looks like a slideshow but with polish, wide screen format, and a smooth click through experience, where each click advances one beat of the narration and a hidden progress bar only appears when the mouse hovers over it. It can also generate spoken narration audio using a text to speech service if the person wants a fully voiced version, and it works with several different audio providers.
The process starts by writing both a narration script and a build plan from the source material at the same time, then stops so the person can approve five things together: the script, the outline, the visual theme, the images or materials, and how the chapters will be built. Building the first chapter always requires a manual check before the rest continue, since it sets the visual pattern for everything after.
When to use it:
- Making an article or script into a video like presentation for screen recording, YouTube, or a product demo
- Wanting an animated, slide based explainer that feels more like a movie than a plain slideshow
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