Turn your handwritten notes into a PowerPoint presentation
Turn handwritten notes into PowerPoint slides in the notes' own order: one slide per idea, 3 to 4 short bullets, unreadable words marked.
This preview shows the first 3 slides and does not keep your file.
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Real photos with credits or generated pictures, charts and timelines built only from your own numbers and steps. Opens in the slide editor and downloads as PowerPoint.
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Handwritten notes are hard to present: the ideas are there, but the page is full of crossings-out, arrows and abbreviations that make no sense to anyone else. This page reads your notes in their own order and builds a short PowerPoint outline, one slide per main idea. Words are kept as you wrote them, and anything that cannot be read is marked rather than guessed.
What you get
Keeps your order
Slides follow the sequence of your notes, so arrows and numbered points stay where you put them.
Your words, as written
Bullets use your own wording and abbreviations. Words that cannot be read are marked, not replaced with guesses.
Short, slide-sized bullets
Each slide gets a short title and 3 to 4 bullets of at most 12 words, which suits a projected screen.
How it works
- Step 1
Drop a photo or scan of your notes into the box, or paste a typed copy.
- Step 2
Read the preview of the first slides and check the titles and bullets against your page.
- Step 3
Create a free account to get the whole deck, an editor, tables and pictures on slides, PowerPoint export and a web version to share.
Who uses it
Students presenting a lecture
Turn your own lecture notes into slides for a group talk, using your lecturer's order and terms.
Teams after a handwritten meeting
Turn notes from a whiteboard or notepad into a short deck to share with people who missed the meeting.
Anyone reviewing their own sketches of a plan
Turn a page of rough planning notes into a slide outline you can refine before showing it to others.
Questions
Can it read a photo of my handwriting?
Yes, but a photo is read with OCR, which needs a free account. The preview works on typed text and PDFs without signing in. Clear, straight-on photos with good light give the best results.
What happens to words it cannot read?
They are marked in the slides so you can see where a word is missing or unclear. The tool does not guess at them, so you can fill them in from your original notes.
How are the slides organised?
Each main idea in your notes becomes one slide with a short title and 3 to 4 bullets of at most 12 words. The order follows the order of your notes, so check that it matches what you meant.
Does the preview show the whole presentation?
No. The preview shows the first slides only. A free account gives you the whole deck, an editor, and PowerPoint export.
Should I check the slides against my original notes?
Yes. Results can contain mistakes, especially with messy handwriting, abbreviations or crossed-out text. Check the slides against your original notes before you present them.
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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.