Presentation Studio

AI presentation maker: from paper to PowerPoint

Presentation Studio plans a deck the way a team would — an outline first, then each section written to its own layout, with charts, tables and timelines where the content calls for them — and gives you a PowerPoint-style editor to finish it. The export is a real .pptx: native charts and tables you can keep editing in PowerPoint.

Free account: 50 tokens every month · no card needed

What it does

Features of the AI Presentation Maker

Paper to deck

Generate a full, structured deck from a paper, notes or a topic.

Smart layouts

Agenda, statistics, cards, process, timeline, comparison, chart and table slides.

PowerPoint-style editor

Ribbon, shapes, text, images, formulas, tables, charts, transitions and speaker notes.

Real .pptx export

Native, editable charts and tables in PowerPoint, plus PDF and handouts.

Presenter view

Present from the browser with speaker notes and slide navigation.

Import existing decks

Open a .pptx and keep working on it.

How it works

From draft to result in 4 steps

  1. Give it your contentUpload a paper, paste notes or describe the talk.
  2. GenerateWatch the outline and slides build section by section.
  3. EditChange layouts with Design Ideas, edit text and data, add visuals.
  4. Export or presentDownload .pptx or PDF, or present straight from the browser.
Who it's for

Built for the people who write research

ResearchersConference talks and seminar slides from a finished paper.
PhD candidatesThesis defence and progress-review decks.
EducatorsLecture slides from reading material.
TeamsProject updates with charts that stay editable.
Questions

Frequently asked questions

Can I turn a research paper PDF into a presentation?

Yes — upload the paper and the deck is planned from its sections, findings and data.

Is the .pptx editable in PowerPoint?

Yes. Text, shapes, charts and tables export as native PowerPoint objects.

How many templates are there?

Dozens of design templates and themes, plus Design Ideas that re-lay out a slide in one click.

Can I edit the slides before exporting?

Yes — the editor has the PowerPoint tools you expect: ribbon, shapes, tables, charts, transitions, notes and presenter view.

Is it free?

Every tool opens on the free plan: a free account gets 50 tokens every month. Longer documents, downloads and some advanced modes need a paid plan — the tool tells you when you reach one.

How many slides do I need for a conference talk?

A common rule of thumb is about one slide per minute — so roughly 12 to 15 slides for a 15-minute talk, with the results getting the most time.

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Try the AI Presentation Maker now.

Open it in your browser — nothing to install.