Turn a document into slides
Most document-to-slides tools paste paragraphs onto slides. A good deck is a different shape from the document it came from: fewer words, one point at a time, the numbers shown rather than described.
What it reads
- Word (.docx): headings, lists and tables.
- PowerPoint (.pptx): slide text and speaker notes, to restyle an old deck.
- PDF: the text, page by page. Scanned PDFs need to be typed out first.
- Markdown and plain text.
- A web page link or a saved HTML file: the article, without the navigation.
- A Google Doc or Slides link shared with anyone who has the link.
What happens to your numbers
Every figure in the source is recorded with the line it came from. Tables are kept as tables so they can become charts.
Before the deck is shown to you, each number on each slide is compared with that record. A figure that is not in the source, or is written differently, stops the build.
What stays on your computer
The document is read by your own coding agent on your own machine. It is not uploaded to us. Only narration text and files you choose to share are sent to our server.
Questions
How long a document can it take?
There is no fixed limit. For long documents the agent tells you which sections it plans to keep and which to drop before it builds.
Does it keep my document’s images?
Not yet. It reads text and tables. Pictures in the deck are drawn for it in the style you choose.
Can I get a video instead of slides?
Yes. The same content builds an MP4 video.
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