Document to presentation

Turn any document into a presentation, or combine several

Attach up to 5 files of different kinds and get one structured deck, with the outline for you to check first.

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Free plan: 60 credits a month, no card needed.

Most real material is a mix: a report in PDF, a spreadsheet of results, notes in Word, a photo of a whiteboard. Slidezza reads them together and builds one deck.

Your files lead. Figures and wording come from them, and the files are listed as sources, so the deck matches what you gave it.

At a glance

Who it's for
Anyone whose material is already written down: analysts, students, project managers, teachers.
What you can make
One deck from several documents: briefings, updates, revision slides, handovers.
Export
PDF on every plan. Editable PowerPoint (.pptx) on Pro and Max. Present online or share a view-only link.
Cost
The Free plan gives 60 credits a month with no card. Pro and Max add more credits, all detail levels and PowerPoint download. See pricing.
Limits
Each file is cut at about 20,000 characters (40,000 in total per deck). Images inside documents aren't copied onto slides, and old formats like .doc need saving in the newer format first.

How it works

  1. Add your filesDrop in PDF, Word (.docx), PowerPoint (.pptx), Excel (.xlsx), text and Markdown files, and photos or scans. Up to 5 files, 15 MB each.
  2. Say who it's forThe audience and focus decide what is kept, what is shortened and what is left out.
  3. Check, then generateReview the outline, then the slides. Open any slide to see which file its content came from in the sources list.

What you get

Mixed formats in one deckA PDF, a spreadsheet and a Word draft can feed the same presentation.
Tables stay tablesRows from Word and Excel tables arrive as table slides, with the numbers intact.
Scans and photosPages without a text layer and photos of notes are read by an AI model that sees images.
Add the web if you wantFor topics that need background, factual research can sit alongside your files, with its own sources.

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Questions

Which file types work?

PDF (including scans), Word .docx, PowerPoint .pptx, Excel .xlsx, CSV, text, Markdown, and photos or screenshots of notes.

What happens to my files?

Documents are read in your browser and the extracted text is stored with the deck so slides can be checked against it. Photos and scans are sent to an AI model to be read and the images are not stored.

Will it mix up my files?

The deck follows the outline you approve, and the sources list shows which files were used. Check figures against the originals before you present.

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