30hands vs REQO Presentation Recorder

30hands turns a topic or existing presentation into narrated slides and captioned video. Enter a topic and audience to create an editable slide outline and deck with visuals in about 20 seconds, or import PDFs, Google Slides, and photos. While recording, users swipe through slides and narrate; the app captures voice and slide timing clip by clip. Videos export as MP4 in portrait or landscape with subtitles, or can be shared as web links that viewers can open without an account. Shared links provide viewer details such as who watched, how long they watched, and where they stopped. Teams can invite members to collaborate, and the maker says one subscription covers everyone invited. The iOS app supports offline recording; webcam recording and transcript generation are also available. Maximum video quality is 1080p. The free plan costs nothing and includes three projects, a five-minute video limit, 10 AI slides to start, 1 GB storage, and watermarked exports. Pro costs $7.99 a month; Pro+ costs $14.99 a month.

REQO Presentation Recorder records slides or a screen with voice narration, for sharing instead of repeating a presentation live. It runs in Chrome or Edge without an installation or browser extension, and can capture a slideshow window or the whole screen. It works with PowerPoint, Google Slides, and Keynote by recording the presentation window. Webcam footage can appear as a movable, resizable overlay. After recording, users can trim footage, remove spoken words through transcript editing, and add captions. Recordings can be downloaded as MP4 or shared by link; viewers do not need an account to watch. The Free plan has no recording time limit, but takes are capped at 2GB and free exports carry a REQO badge. Free costs nothing and includes 1080p at 30fps. Pro costs $19 a month or $190 a year, with up to 4K at 60fps and watermark-free exports. The 14-day Pro trial requires a card, renews at $19 a month unless canceled, and excludes AI generation.