PDF to presentation
Attach a PDF. Slide routes it to the Computer agent, which reads the document and builds a deck. You still chat to cut, reorder, or reframe. This is not a pixel-perfect clone of every page.
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Upload the PDF with the brief
Say who it is for and what the meeting needs. A 40-page report should not become 40 slides.
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Computer reads, then writes slides
The agent extracts text and, for the first pages, looks at rendered page images. It then writes slide files you can edit.
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Tighten in chat, then present or export
Ask it to drop appendix noise, keep the three numbers that matter, or export PPT and PDF for the room.
A report is not a deck
Converters that slap each PDF page onto a slide dump homework on the audience. Slide is supposed to turn the document into a story you can present.
Built for files, not just prompts
PDFs, spreadsheets, and PowerPoint go through Computer. Images-only briefs stay on the faster Chat path.
You keep editorial control
If the PDF is a dense board pack, tell it the five slides leadership will actually sit through.
Export when the PDF has to travel as PPT
Some rooms still want a .pptx. Download one. The source of truth stays the deck in Slide.
FAQ
How many PDF pages does Slide read?
The Computer agent works from the document text and from rendered images of the first eight pages. For a long report, say in the prompt which sections matter.
Will charts from the PDF appear on slides?
Often as images or rebuilt figures, not as a guaranteed 1:1 Excel object. Check numbers against the source.
Is this a free PDF to PPT converter?
No. It builds a new presentation from the PDF. If you only need to flatten a file, use a converter. If you need a deck you can present, start here.
Start from the PDF you already have
Sign up, attach the file, and tell Slide what the meeting is for.
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