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The flow · 4 slides

How to turn a document into a presentation

Upload a report, PDF, or Word doc. DocSlide extracts the structure, names the source section under every slide, builds the deck with your table figures on the slide and speaker notes, and exports a native .pptx that opens in PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides. Four steps, a few minutes.

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Step 01 / 04

Upload your document

Drop in a report as PDF or Word, or paste the text. DocSlide reads the sections, the numbers, and the structure of your argument. Your document stays confidential and is never used to train AI models.

Source documentPDF · Word · text
Reports PDFs Word docs Google Docs Pasted text

Drop it in. PDF or Word, up to 20 MB.

Step 02 / 04

DocSlide extracts the outline

DocSlide reads the sections, headings and numbers, and maps each section of your document to a slide. Every slide carries the section it came from, so the deck stays traceable to your source. Nothing is invented.

Extracted outlinesection → slide
1. Executive summarysec. 1 → S2
2.3 Revenue by segmentsec. 2.3 → S6
3.1 Churn and retentionsec. 3.1 → S7
5. Risks and mitigationssec. 5 → S10
Step 03 / 04

Get the deck, speaker notes included

DocSlide builds the slides: clean layouts, the headline number on the slide, a source reference under it, and speaker notes drawn from the supporting paragraphs that did not make the slide.

Slide 6 · Revenue by segment$k
610 SMB
720 Mid
1,620 Ent
420 Gov
830 OEM

Headline numbers pulled from the table in sec. 2.3 ($k)

Step 04 / 04

Export to PowerPoint

Download a native .pptx with real editable text boxes, which opens just as cleanly in Google Slides or Keynote. It is a first draft you fully own: AI drafts, you approve, and you edit it like any deck you made yourself.

Exportdeck.pptx
deck.pptx · native Opens in Google Slides
Title slide Section slides Speaker notes

Real text boxes. Speaker notes. No watermark.

See it run

Watch a sample document become a deck

Pick a document below. The outline, the figures and the notes build the same way on your own files.

Deck Studio

Deck rebuilt from your text.

Parsing

Extracted outline section → slide

Every slide traces to a section of the source. Nothing is invented.

Speaker notes

Sample documents shown. Your own uploads are private and never used to train AI models.

The deliverable

What lands in your download

Native .pptx

Real editable text boxes and master-slide theming, not images of slides. Restyle anything afterwards in PowerPoint.

Figures you can edit

The numbers in your tables reach the slide as editable text carrying your real figures, never a screenshot. Correct one by clicking it, like any other text box.

Speaker notes

Each slide's notes carry the supporting paragraph from your source, tagged with a reference back to the section it came from, so you present with backup.

Your template

Decks are generated onto clean master slides with real placeholders, so applying your house style is one Design menu step in PowerPoint and every slide reflows into it. Brand templates in detail.

The flow is the same whatever you start from: convert a PDF to PowerPoint, convert Word to PowerPoint, send a PDF to Google Slides, or paste text into a presentation. Long reports get the same treatment through the report to presentation flow.

Four steps between your document and the deck

Upload, get the deck, export. AI drafts, you edit; every slide traces to your source.