2026-08-26
Text to Slides — Turn Notes Into a Slide Deck
Turns your notes into a slide deck you can play and download. From braindump to presentable in minutes, not evenings.
What it does
Paste your notes — a document, an outline, a braindump — and get a slide deck: titles, bullet points, one thought per slide. Play it full screen straight away or download it and keep working.
The blank-slide problem
The hardest slide is the first empty one. You know your material; what eats the evening is deciding what goes on which slide and typing it into boxes. This tool flips the order: you write (or paste) the content as plain text, and the deck-shaping — splitting, titling, bulleting — is done for you. Editing a generated deck is fast; staring at slide 1 of 1 is not.
Ways to use it
- Work updates — your status notes become the Monday deck in the time it takes to read them.
- Lessons and lectures — teaching material into classroom slides, chapter by chapter.
- Pitches — the first draft of a pitch deck from the paragraph where you described your idea.
- Workshops — turn the agenda and talking points into something to put on the screen.
- Students — the presentation assignment nobody enjoys, done from the essay you already wrote.
How it works
- Paste your text.
- Get a deck: slides with titles and points, in the order of your material.
- Play it on screen — or download it to polish in your usual tools.
Presenting is one way to show structure; seeing it all at once is another. For the second one, try the AI mind map generator on the same notes.