Turn text into a slide presentation
Paste your notes or an outline and see the first slides of your presentation in seconds. Edit, add pictures and export to PowerPoint with a free account.
This preview shows the first 3 slides and does not keep your file.
The slow part of a presentation is not the design, it is deciding what goes on each slide. Give this tool your notes and it proposes the structure: a title, then one idea per slide with short bullets. In your account the same deck opens in an editor with templates, pictures, charts and PowerPoint export.
What you get
One idea per slide
Your text is split into slides with short titles and bullets, not pasted in blocks.
Editable afterwards
The deck opens in a slide editor where every text box, shape and picture can be changed.
Export anywhere
Download PowerPoint, a web page version with a present mode, or print to PDF.
How it works
- Step 1
Paste your notes or a topic.
- Step 2
See the first three slides.
- Step 3
Create a free account to get the full deck, templates, pictures and export.
Who uses it
Teachers
Turn a lesson plan into slides before class.
Founders
Draft a pitch outline from a page of notes.
Students
Prepare a presentation from your research notes.
Questions
How many slides do I get in the preview?
The first three. A full deck is made in your account, with up to 40 slides.
Can I use my own template?
Pick from built-in templates in the editor, or import a PowerPoint and continue from it.
Does it add pictures?
In the editor you can add pictures from the web, your files or generate them.
Will it invent facts?
It builds slides from the material you give it. Review numbers and claims before presenting.
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See it on real examples
Three actual runs of this tool. Open one to see the input and the whole result.