Easily turn any PowerPoint presentation into a short abstract and a list of key points.
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Our free AI-powered presentation summarizer turns a finished deck into something you can read in half a minute. Upload a PPT, PPTX, or ODP file and the app goes through the whole presentation — slide titles, bullet text, tables, the numbers behind your charts, the text of SmartArt infographics, and the speaker notes most tools ignore — then writes a concise abstract of what the presentation is about and lists its key points in the order they are argued. It is built for the moments when reading forty slides is not an option: catching up on a meeting you missed, triaging a deck someone forwarded you, writing the summary paragraph that goes above a shared file, or refreshing your memory before a call.
The summary follows the presentation, not the internet: every sentence comes from the uploaded slides, so there are no invented figures or borrowed claims, and the result is written in the same language as the deck. You get it formatted on the page and downloadable as Markdown — ready for a wiki, a README, or a ticket — or as plain text for an email or a chat message. Security and privacy come first: uploaded presentations are not stored, and the file is deleted from our servers once the summary is produced.
PPT is the original file format used by Microsoft PowerPoint up until PowerPoint 2003. While not as feature-rich as its successor, PPT remains a widely recognized format and is supported by most presentation software.
PPTX is the newer, XML-based file format introduced in PowerPoint 2007. This format offers better file compression, making it more efficient and often resulting in smaller file sizes. This format has become the standard for PowerPoint presentations today.
ODP is the presentation format for the OpenDocument format, commonly used by open-source office applications like Apache OpenOffice and LibreOffice.
Markdown is a lightweight plain-text format for structured writing. The summary is produced as Markdown, so it can be dropped straight into a wiki, a README, a ticket or any documentation tool, and it is also available as unformatted plain text.
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