Upload documents — PDF, Word, TXT, or photos — and AI turns them into a structured, editable PowerPoint presentation.
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Upload documents to turn into a presentation
PDF, Word (.docx), TXT, or photos of documents. Up to 5 files, 25 MB each.
🔒Your files are automatically deleted after processing and are never shared with third parties.
Supported Formats
PDF, Word, TXT, or photos in (up to 5 files, 25MB each) — download as PowerPoint (.pptx).
Common Uses
•Turning a written report into a slide deck for a meeting
•Creating a training presentation from a set of reference documents
•Building a pitch deck from notes and supporting material
•Converting lecture notes or a study guide into presentation slides
💡 Pro Tip
If your source documents disagree on a detail (like two different figures for the same statistic), the AI picks one rather than flagging the conflict — review the generated slides against your original sources before presenting from them.
Upload up to five documents or photos and AI turns them into a structured, editable PowerPoint presentation, tailored to your audience, purpose, tone, and desired length.
When to use this
Use this to turn a report, set of notes, or reference documents into a presentation-ready slide deck without manually designing slides from scratch.
Step-by-step workflow
1Upload your source material PDF, Word, TXT, or photos — up to 5 files, 25MB each, 50MB total.
2Set your presentation options Title, audience, purpose, tone (Professional, Academic, Educational, Sales/Pitch, or Simple), length, and a visual theme.
3Generate the outline AI reads all your files and drafts a full slide-by-slide outline.
4Review and refine Regenerate individual slides you're not happy with, or re-tone the entire deck at once.
5Download as PowerPoint Get a real, fully editable .pptx file you can keep refining in PowerPoint or Google Slides.
Tips for best results
✓Be specific about your audience and purpose — a deck for "executives deciding on budget" turns out very differently from one for "students learning a concept."
✓Standard length (8-12 slides) suits most presentations — reach for Detailed only when you genuinely need to cover more ground.
✓Upload your most important source document first if you're combining several — earlier files tend to carry more weight in the outline.
Common mistakes to avoid
⚠Uploading a scanned document with no readable text and expecting it to contribute content — check each file shows "ok" status after extraction, not an error.
⚠Skipping the audience and purpose fields — leaving them blank produces a much more generic deck than filling them in.
⚠Exceeding the 25MB per-file or 50MB total limit — oversized files are skipped rather than silently ignored, so watch for the upload warning.