From SNAP Deck to Narrated Video: The Pitch-to-Plot Handoff
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How SNAP Pitch hands a finished deck to Plot as a draft story — no re-uploading — so narration, pacing, and a shareable video happen in one click.
Building the deck is half the job. Turning it into something people actually watch is the other half. SNAP Pitch and Plot are wired together so that hand-off takes one click instead of an afternoon.
The handoff, step by step
- Finish your deck in SNAP Pitch — layouts picked, brand applied, sources cited.
- Hit Send to Plot. The deck lands in Plot as a draft story with slides, notes, and citations intact.
- Plot drafts narration from the slide content and speaker notes.
- Review the script, adjust pacing, pick a voice, and render a video with a real preview card.
What travels with the deck
- Slide order and layout choices
- Brand assets (logo, fonts, colors)
- Speaker notes as narration seed
- Source citations, preserved as references
Nothing gets re-uploaded. Nothing gets copy-pasted. The narration is generated against the same grounded material the slides were built from, so the video says what the deck says.
Why this matters
A pitch deck reaches the people in the room. A narrated video reaches everyone who couldn't be there — prospects skimming LinkedIn, board members catching up async, teams onboarding a new initiative. The pitch-to-Plot handoff means one chat can end up as both, without a second production cycle.
Where it fits in the SNAP pipeline
This handoff is one stage of the broader SNAP pipeline described in how one sentence of chat becomes a five-stage AI content campaign — the Act stage, where finished artifacts leave the platform ready to publish.