Turn a Document into a Slide Deck with AI (and Keep the Story Yours)
Turn a document into a short deck with your story, speaker notes and a source for every number.
“Turn this into slides” is one of the most tempting things to ask AI. In a minute you get ten tidy slides with headings, bullets and maybe a chart. The trouble is that a deck isn’t a document chopped into pieces. It’s an argument for one audience, in a fixed amount of time, and a tidy deck can still have no point, the wrong point, or a number that quietly changed on the way. In the next 30 minutes you’ll turn a document into a short deck where the story is yours, the AI does the layout, and every number is checked.
Remember the intern: smart, fast, first day on the job. Ask them for slides and they’ll produce slides. They don’t know what your audience already believes, what you want them to decide, or which number your boss will question first. You decide the story; they build it.
What you'll get
| The result | A six-slide PowerPoint deck for a ten-minute slot, with a clear message, speaker notes, and a source for every number |
| Level | Level 2 (an assistant that reads your file and creates a new one). Edges into Level 3, because it builds a file for you |
| Loop step you'll practice | “Give instructions”: deciding the message and outline before any slide exists. Plus “you check” on every number |
| Time | 30 minutes, plus 10 minutes to set up a reusable version |
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