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Extract text
Use OCR when you have a photographed page, scan, or PDF and need editable text.
Best for scans and photographed pages. If your PDF already contains selectable text, you can skip this step.
SECOND CHAPTER TOOLS
Turn your material into something useful.
Start with a page, PDF, text, or an existing presentation. Extract text, summarize it, create slides, then present everything in one place.
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Start with the step you need.You do not have to use every tool. For example: upload a PDF directly to the presenter, or OCR it first if you need editable text.
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Summarize
Paste text or send OCR results here. Choose how much detail you want to keep.
Your summary will appear here.
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Create slides
Turn your source text or summary into a presentation outline, then preview, present, or export it.
Presentation theme
Change the look anytime without rebuilding your slides.
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Build & present
Present a finished PDF without redesigning it, or build a new presentation from slides and media. PowerPoint import extracts text; export to PDF first to preserve its appearance.
Finished PNG slides? Select all images together. They are placed in numerical filename order and shown without cropping or redesign. Reorder them below if needed, then select Start presenter. Speaker notes and focus effects stay separate from your original artwork.
Bulk PNG/JPG files are sorted in natural filename order (Slide 2 before Slide 10). Export Keynote or PowerPoint to PDF to retain the exact appearance. PDF pages are loaded on demand for improved performance; save a PDF externally because lazy pages must be reimported after reloading this page.
Drag items to reorder them. On mobile, use ↑ and ↓.
Saved projects stay private in this browser. Export a project file to move it to another device or keep a backup.