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Doc to Deck — Turn Documents into Presentations

Doc to Deck — Turn Documents into Presentations

Paste in a report, proposal, or messy meeting transcript — get back a structured, presentation-ready PowerPoint deck (.pptx) with speaker notes in about 2 minutes. Assertion-style headlines, BLUF executive summaries, KPI cards, auto-generated bar/line charts from your data, and clean meeting minutes with decisions, owners, and due dates.
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Doc to Deck — Turn Documents into Presentations
Paste in a report, proposal, or messy meeting transcript — get back a structured, presentation-ready PowerPoint deck (.pptx) with speaker notes in about 2 minutes.
What you get
• Real .pptx files — 16:9 widescreen, editable, with assertion-style headlines (a maximum of 5 bullets per slide)
• BLUF executive summary — the bottom line up front, so busy readers get it in 30 seconds
• KPI cards — key numbers pulled from your document, displayed big
• Auto-generated charts — bar and line charts built from your data, with takeaway headlines ("Revenue tripled in three quarters", not "Revenue chart")
• Two-column comparisons — pros/cons, before/after, option A vs option B
• Meeting minutes mode — decisions, action items with owners and due dates, and open questions extracted from raw transcripts
• Speaker notes on every slide — presentable the moment it opens
• Light & dark themes — one flag to switch
How it works

  1. Tell the skill your audience, goal, slide count, and language — or just paste the document and accept the defaults
  2. It drafts an outline for your approval
  3. It builds the .pptx file
    Honest technical notes
    • Real .pptx output needs python-pptx (pip install python-pptx). The skill detects this automatically and tells the user exactly what to run.
    • Without it, you still get a clean Markdown deck — full structure, headlines, and notes.
    • The skill never invents facts, numbers, dates, owners, or quotes. Every slide traces back to your source document.
    Who it's for
    Consultants, analysts, founders, students, and anyone who writes reports and dreads making slides.