Turn a document into a presentation
A report, a paper, meeting notes or an article becomes a deck you can present: one point per slide, its figures as charts, what to say under each.
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Word, PDF (scanned pages too), PowerPoint, spreadsheets, Markdown, text, pictures, recordings, video, and web pages.
What it reads
Word and text
.docx, Markdown, plain text, JSON — read in your browser.
The text layer, and scanned pages through the model (up to 20 pages).
Spreadsheets
Excel, CSV: every sheet, so the figures can become charts.
PowerPoint
An old .pptx as material for a new deck, notes included.
Pictures, recordings, video
Text in pictures, speech transcribed, long videos described frame by frame.
Web pages
Paste the address: the main text is kept, menus and ads are not.
A real example · 8 slides
This document, turned into slides with no editing afterwards. Every number on the charts is in the document.
Riverside Branch Library — Q3 2026 Report
Prepared by: Branch manager, for the Library Board · October 2026
Summary
Visits and loans grew for the third quarter in a row. The new evening hours and the teen study room drove most of the growth; the makerspace is popular but short of volunteers.
Use
- Visits: 18,400 in Q3 (Q2: 15,900; Q3 2025: 14,100).
- Loans: 26,700 physical items and 9,800 e-books; e-book loans are up 31% on last year.
- Evening hours (Tue–Thu to 9 pm, started in July) brought 2,150 visits, a third of them aged 15–24.
- Teen study room: booked 92% of available hours in September.
Programs
- 64 events with 2,380 attendees. Story time is full every week (cap of 30 children).
- Job-search clinic: 41 sessions; 12 participants reported finding work.
- Makerspace: 3D printer and sewing machines used 310 times; it runs on 6 volunteers and was closed 9 Saturdays for lack of cover.
Budget
Spent $212,000 of the $230,000 quarterly budget: staff $151,000, collections $38,000, programs $14,000, facilities $9,000.
Problems
- Wi-Fi drops when more than 80 devices are connected.
- Story-time waiting list of 25 families.
Requests to the Board
1. Approve $6,500 for a Wi-Fi upgrade before January.
2. Add a second weekly story time (about $3,200 a year in staff hours).
3. Recruit 6 more makerspace volunteers through the city volunteer portal.
Asked for · Turn this report into a 10-minute presentation for the Library Board meeting
- •Up 30% on Q3 2025 and 16% on last quarter
- •E-book loans up 31% on last year, alongside 26,700 physical loans
- •Evening hours Tue–Thu to 9 pm since July brought 2,150 visits
- •A third of evening visitors were aged 15–24
- •Teen study room booked 92% of available hours in September
- •Both services reach an age group we previously saw little of
- •64 events with 2,380 attendees
- •Story time full every week at its cap of 30 children
- •Job-search clinic ran 41 sessions; 12 participants found work
- •Makerspace equipment used 310 times on 6 volunteers
- •Makerspace closed 9 Saturdays for lack of volunteer cover
- •$18,000 under the quarterly budget
- •Staff costs make up about 71% of spending
- •Wi-Fi drops when more than 80 devices are connected
- •Busier evenings make the Wi-Fi limit a daily issue
- •Story-time waiting list has reached 25 families
- •Makerspace closures recur whenever volunteers are unavailable
- •Approve $6,500 for a Wi-Fi upgrade before January
- •Add a second weekly story time, about $3,200 a year in staff hours
- •Recruit 6 more makerspace volunteers through the city volunteer portal
The document is made up for this example.
How it works
- 1Choose your files or paste web addresses; say what the deck is for if you like.
- 2They are read as sources, then the first draft is written from them — the notes say which source each fact came from.
- 3Edit any slide yourself or with the AI, then download .pptx or print to PDF.
Questions
- Does it keep the layout of my document?
- No — it rewrites the content as slides: a point per slide, short bullets, charts. To edit the words of an existing .pptx, import it on the New deck page instead.
- Will it add facts that are not in my document?
- It takes facts from your sources first and is told not to invent figures, names or quotes; charts plot only numbers the sources give. It may work out a percentage from them. Check before you present.
- How long can the document be?
- Long reports are fine: when the material is more than the AI can read at once, it works from a digest of each source plus the passages that matter most.
- Can I combine several files?
- Yes: add as many as you need — a report, its spreadsheet, last month's deck — and untick any you want left out.
- What does it cost?
- Reading is billed by use: a short text file costs nothing; a long one gets a digest written, and pictures, scanned pages, recordings and video are read by the model. Writing the deck is usually about ten credits.