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ADD-ON · PRESENTATION GENERATOR

Turn your essay into a presentation, in one pass.

Upload a finished paper. Get back a clean, editable .pptx with a title slide, agenda, sectioned findings, key arguments, and a properly formatted bibliography slide. Open it in PowerPoint or Keynote.

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What Presentation Generator does

It takes the structure that's already in your written work — introduction, methodology, findings, discussion, conclusion — and renders it as a slide deck. The arguments, the order, and the citations stay yours. The visual treatment is handled for you.

Headings become section dividers. Numbered findings become numbered cards. Major claims become pull-quote slides. Bibliography entries become a properly formatted reference slide. Every citation in your essay is preserved in the speaker notes and on the dedicated references slide.

The output is a real .pptx, not a locked PDF. You can edit any slide, swap a colour, reorder sections, or extend it with your own content.

How it works

1

Upload your finished document

Submit a .docx or .pdf of your essay, case study, or report.

2

Choose deck length

Pick a target — 10, 14 or 20 slides — depending on how much detail you want.

3

Pick a visual style

Choose a template: navy executive, minimal academic, or warm editorial. All themes are professional.

4

Download the .pptx

Open in PowerPoint, Keynote, or Google Slides. Edit anything you want.

When to use Presentation Generator

Defense presentations

Turn a thesis chapter into a 15-minute defense deck with sectioned arguments.

Class presentations

Convert an essay you wrote earlier in the semester into a deck for a later seminar.

Conference talks

Transform a paper into a 12-slide conference presentation with proper citations.

Research summaries

Compress a long literature review into an executive summary deck.

Stakeholder briefings

Convert a case study into a deck for a non-academic audience.

Pitch and proposal decks

Render a written proposal as a presentable deck without losing the argument structure.

What you get

  • Title slide — generated from your document metadata
  • Auto-built agenda — pulled from your section headings
  • Section dividers — visual breaks between major parts
  • Numbered findings cards — for results and key claims
  • Pull-quote slides — for your strongest arguments
  • References slide — properly formatted bibliography in your essay's citation style
  • Speaker notes — every citation preserved as a note on the relevant slide
  • Editable .pptx — not a locked PDF, fully editable in any presentation tool

FAQ

Will it use my actual writing or paraphrase it?
It uses your actual writing. Long paragraphs are condensed into bullet points and headings, but the language stays yours. No rewriting happens.
Can I edit the deck after it's generated?
Yes. The output is a standard .pptx file. Open it in PowerPoint, Keynote, Google Slides or LibreOffice Impress and edit anything.
What citation style does the reference slide use?
It uses the same style as your essay — APA, MLA, Harvard or Chicago — auto-detected from your document.
Can I choose how many slides?
Yes. Pick a target length and the deck is sized to match. Documents under 1,500 words generate up to 10 slides. Longer documents support 14 or 20.
Does it work with non-English documents?
Currently English only. Other languages are in development.

Ready to turn your paper into a deck?

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Presentation Generator is launching as a paid add-on. Waitlist members get early access.