Word to PowerPoint: turn a document or notes into a deck

What you can upload

• Word documents (DOCX, DOC), PDFs, plain text and Markdown
• Meeting notes or a brain dump in bullets
• Spreadsheets (XLSX, CSV) for the numbers to chart
• A logo and any images you want used

Up to 20 files per job, 300 MB each.

What happens to the content

The inputs are read and the message and audience are identified. The material is organized into slides, each with one idea and a headline that states its point. Numbers from tables become native charts. Detail that does not fit on a slide goes to the speaker notes, so nothing you wrote is lost. If something in the source is unclear or missing, such as a total that is not stated, it is flagged in the summary rather than guessed.

Example

Brief: Turn this document into a 10-slide presentation with clear headlines and real charts. In our test, rough notes became a 10-slide PPTX in 96 seconds. That is one run on short input; long reports take longer.

What you must check

Read the deck as you would a draft from a colleague. The service keeps your numbers exactly and lists changed wording, but it chooses structure and emphasis on your behalf. If you want a different order or tone, say so in one line; two rounds of changes are included.

Limits

• It does not invent data or add facts that are not in your material
• No custom illustration, stock photos or animated transitions
• Very long documents may be condensed heavily; state the slide count you want

See pricing: $29 a month for 6 decks.

Worked example: a 12-page report

A manager has a 12-page Word report on customer support performance and an Excel sheet of monthly ticket counts. She uploads both and writes: Turn this document into a 10-slide presentation for the leadership team, with clear headlines and real charts. The service identifies the main message, builds a slide for each key finding with a headline stating it, turns the ticket counts into a native chart, and puts the detail the slides do not carry into the speaker notes. The summary lists what was condensed and flags any figure it could not find in the sources.

How to get the best deck from a document

• State the audience and the one thing you want them to do or decide.
• Give the slide count or the time slot (10 slides for 15 minutes).
• Upload the spreadsheet behind any table, so charts are built from the numbers rather than retyped.
• Mark sections that must appear and sections to skip.
• Add your logo and brand color.

Word, Google Docs, PDF

Limits and privacy

The service builds slides from your material and does not research new facts. If your notes are thin, the deck will be thin, with placeholders for what is missing. Very long documents are condensed, so state the slide count you want and check what was cut. Files are processed on our servers in Germany and read by our AI provider in the US under terms that exclude training, and are deleted after 30 days.

Pricing: $29 a month for 6 decks, or $99 for 30. See pricing.

Example brief for rough notes

Upload a page of bullet notes and write: Turn these notes into a 8-slide deck for a customer kickoff meeting. Audience: the customer's operations team. Keep the timeline dates exactly. Use our logo. The deck comes back with a title slide, an agenda, the project goals, the timeline built as a clear visual, responsibilities, next steps and a closing slide, each with a headline that states its point. Gaps, such as an owner who is not named in your notes, appear as marked placeholders.

Questions

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