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Slidekick

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Slidekick is a browser editor that imports, uploads or screen-records video, trims and crops it, then exports a looping GIF to Google Slides or a short 720p MP4.

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About Slidekick

Slidekick is a web-based video clipper for presentations. You bring a video by pasting a public URL from sites such as YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Pinterest or Vimeo, by uploading a file from your computer, or by recording your screen. You then trim the moment you need on a timeline and crop to square, vertical, widescreen or another aspect ratio.

One export menu offers two formats. A looping GIF can be sent straight to a slide in Google Slides once you connect your account, and a short 720p MP4 clip downloads for use in PowerPoint, Keynote, Slack or anywhere that supports video. The homepage presents the combination of importing, uploading, screen recording, trimming, GIF and MP4 export and Google Slides delivery in a single browser tab as its differentiator. The site also has pricing, FAQ and blog pages.

Key features

  • Import videos from public URLs
  • Upload files or record your screen
  • Timeline trimming with precise start and end
  • Crop to square, vertical or widescreen
  • Export looping GIFs or 720p MP4 clips
  • One-click send of GIFs to Google Slides

Good fit for

  • Adding short video clips to a presentation
  • Turning a screen recording into a GIF for slides
Tags
video-clipper
gif-maker
google-slides
screen-recording
presentations
mp4

Slidekick: questions and answers

What is Slidekick used for?
Slidekick is a browser editor that imports, uploads or screen-records video, trims and crops it, then exports a looping GIF to Google Slides or a short 720p MP4. It is a good fit for adding short video clips to a presentation and turning a screen recording into a GIF for slides.
Is Slidekick free?
Yes. Slidekick has a free plan, and paid plans start at $4.99 per month.
Is Slidekick open source?
No. Slidekick is proprietary (closed-source) software and can't be self-hosted. In the Productivity category, open-source options include LibreOffice, BetterShot and PowerToys.
What are some alternatives to Slidekick?
Other SaaS products in the Productivity category include MagicSlides, AISlide and Annotator.

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