PPT Narrator Video

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Release notes for PPT Narrator Video. See what changed in each version — and how to update.

Updating to the latest version

PPT Narrator Video does not update itself, so you install new versions manually. It only takes a minute, and your license stays active — there is no need to buy again or re-enter your key.

  1. Close PowerPoint completely before you start. (The installer cannot replace the add-in while PowerPoint is open.)
  2. Download the latest installer below and run it. It installs over your current version in the same place.
  3. Reopen PowerPoint. The new version loads automatically — check the Narrator tab.
⬇  Download Latest Version

Windows installer · EV code-signed · Always the newest release

Mac user? The Mac edition updates the same way — close PowerPoint, then run the latest installer. Pause control (below) is a Windows feature for now.

Version history

v1.2.0 June 2026 New

Pause control in narration

  • You can now add natural pauses inside a slide's narration using parentheses, right in your Speaker Notes:
    • () inserts a short beat (about 0.35 seconds). Stack them for a longer pause — ()() is about 0.7 seconds.
    • (2s), (1.5s), or (500ms) insert an exact pause of that length.
    • Plain numbers or words such as (2) or (note) are still read out normally, so your existing scripts are unaffected.
  • Pauses are included in each slide's video automatically — the slide's duration adjusts to fit the added silence.
  • New on-screen tips: the parentheses-pause and per-slide timing hints now appear in the Setup Status dialog and in the ribbon button tooltips.
v1.1.0 May 2026

Microsoft Neural Voices

  • Added support for Microsoft's neural voices — including Mark, Zira, and David, plus the Japanese voices Ayumi, Haruka, and Ichiro — alongside the classic system voices.
  • Each voice is now labelled (Neural) or (SAPI) in the voice list, so you can tell the higher-quality voices apart at a glance.
  • The Setup Status dialog now reports how many neural and system voices are available on your PC.
v1.0 Initial release

The first release

  • Turn any PowerPoint into a narrated MP4 video straight from your Speaker Notes — fully offline, on your own PC.
  • Per-slide voice, speaking rate, and timing controls.