Here are the three methods which will explain how to convert a PowerPoint presentation into a video file that will convert it into iMovie on iPad, iPhone or on Mac. For that open a PowerPoint presentation.
3 Methods To Add PowerPoint To iMovies
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Method 1:
Firstly, open a PowerPoint presentation. Click ‘File' option from the ‘Menu' bar and then click on the ‘Open' option.
After that select the presentation that you want to add to iMovie.
- Click on the ‘File' option shown in the menu bar.
- Click on the ‘Export' option. If having an older version of PowerPoint, then click the ‘Save' option as a movie and then save. This will save the PowerPoint as a (MOV) format which stands for QuickTime movie.
- Click on the ‘File Format option and then drop-down.
- Then click on the ‘MP4' option. You can also save it in the MOV format.
- After that, click on the ‘Export' option. It will cover a bit of time for conversion.
Method 2: Importing to iMovie or to Mac
- Open the ‘iMovie' option.
- Click on the ‘Media' option shown on the top of the window.
- Click the ‘File' option shown at the top of the screen.
- Click on the ‘Import Media' option.
- Click on the ‘Import to' option shown at the top of the window.
- Choose a destination for the new video.
- Select a location for the video.
- Click the PowerPoint presentation video file.
- Click on the ‘Import Selected' option in the lower- right side. There you will find that the video file of the PowerPoint is imported to its presentation.
Method 3: Importing to iMovie, iPad or iPhone
- Add the PowerPoint video to your Photos app on your Mac.
- Transfer the files to your Photos app on your iPhone.
- Tap the ‘Projects' tab.
- Tap ‘+' Create Project.
- Tap on the ‘Movie' option.
- Then select your video and tap on the ‘Create Movie'
- then tap the ‘Movie' option.
- After that select, your video and tap ‘Create Movie' option.
- After that edit yourvideo.
iMovie User Guide
The tasks below describe different ways to transfer media to your device's photo library so that the media appears in the media browser.
Use iCloud Photos
You can use iCloud Photos to make your photos and video clips available on all your devices. For example, if you take a picture on your iPhone, the photo automatically appears on all your other devices that have iCloud Photos turned on.
Important: iCloud Photos requires that you have iCloud set up and are using iOS 8.3 or later or iPadOS 13 or later. When iCloud Photos is turned on, you can't transfer photos or video clips from your Mac using iTunes or the Finder.
On each device, go to Settings > [account name] > iCloud, and make sure you're signed in with the same Apple ID.
In iCloud Settings on each device, tap Photos, then turn on iCloud Photos.
Open iMovie on your iPhone or iPad, then open a project for editing.
Some media may be stored in iCloud but not on your device. If a Download button appears when you tap a photo or video clip in the media browser, you can tap the button to download the media to the photo library on your device.
For more information, see Add video clips and photos in iMovie on iPad.
Transfer media from your Mac using the Finder
If your Mac has macOS Mojave 10.14 or earlier installed, see Transfer media from your Mac or Windows computer using iTunes, below.
Important: If you use iCloud Photos, you can't transfer your photos or video clips using the Finder.
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Connect your device to your Mac, then open a Finder window on your Mac (click the desktop, then choose File > New Finder Window).
After a moment, your device appears in the sidebar of the Finder window.
Click the device's name in the sidebar, then click Files in the bar below the device name.
Drag the file or files you want to add to the iMovie icon in the device's Finder window.
When the transfer is complete, the video clips and photos are available from the media browser within iMovie.
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Open a project, then tap the Add Media button .
Tap Browse, navigate to the location of the item you want to add, then tap it.
Transfer media from your Mac or Windows computer using iTunes
If your Mac has macOS Catalina 10.15 or later installed, see Transfer media from your Mac using the Finder, above.
Important: If you use iCloud Photos, you can't transfer your photos or video clips using iTunes.
Connect your device to your computer, then open iTunes on your computer.
After a moment, your device appears in iTunes in the Library window.
Click the device's button at the top of the iTunes window.
Select Photos in the sidebar on the left.
Select Sync Photos, then choose an album or a folder from the pop-up menu.
On a PC: You can also choose Photoshop Album or Photoshop Elements to export photos directly from those applications to your device.
On a Mac: To export photos from Photos, iPhoto, or Aperture to your device, choose Photos, iPhoto, or Aperture.
Select one of the following to control which photos are transferred:
All photos and albums: Transfers all photos and albums to your device.
Selected albums: Transfers the albums, events, or folders that you select.
If you chose 'Selected albums,' select the items you want to transfer in the lists that appear.
Do any of the following:
Include only photos and video clips you've marked as favorite: Select 'Only favorites.'
Include video clips: Select 'Include videos.'
Include recent photos and video clips: Select 'Automatically include photos from,' and choose a time range from the pop-up menu.
Click Apply.
When the transfer is complete, the video clips and photos are available from the media browser within iMovie.
Transfer media from your iPhone or iPod touch to your iPad
If you record video or take photos using your iPhone or iPod touch and save them to the photo library, you can transfer them to your iPad using the iPad Camera Connection Kit (available at an Apple Retail Store or at www.apple.com/store).
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Note: The iPad Camera Connection Kit includes two accessories: a Camera Connector and an SD Card Reader. The steps below use the Camera Connector, which has a USB port.
Connect the USB Camera Connector to the 30-pin or Lightning port located on the bottom edge of your iPad.
Connect your iPhone or iPod touch to the Camera Connector using the USB cable that came with your device (called the Dock Connector to USB Cable or Lightning to USB Cable).
The Camera pane opens on your iPad, showing photos and video clips that are on your iPhone or iPod touch.
Tap Import All to import all your video clips and photos, or tap specific items and then tap Import.
Android sync pictures to computer. After you transfer the video clips and photos, they're in your iPad photo library and are available within iMovie to use in any project.
To learn how to save video to the photo library that was recorded into a project, see Record video and take photos in iMovie on iPad.
Manage media copied from another device
You can edit media used in projects that have been shared between devices in the iMovie Media section of the media browser. There you can download the media to your Photos library, or delete the media from the current device.
Note: Media from projects created in previous versions of iMovie can also be managed this way.
In the Projects browser, tap a project, then tap Edit.
Tap Video.
Note: If the media browser is not visible, first tap the Add Media button in the upper-right corner, then tap Video.
Tap iMovie Media.
Any video clips that are not already saved in your Photos library appear.
Tap Edit.
Buttons appear at the right side of each clip.
Do any of the following:
Save a clip to your Photos library: Tap its gray Download button .
Remove a clip from your device: Tap its red Delete button .
Note: If the clip is currently used in a project, you must remove it from the timeline before deleting it. See Remove a video clip or photo from a project.
You can also import iMovie projects created on another iPhone or iPad. For more information, see the following:
