Outline to presentation
Turn headings and bullets into a finished PPTX.
A heading starts with a hash or ends with a colon, a bullet starts with a dash, indentation makes a sub-level and a line with an arrow is a speaker note.
Used as the file name. Leave it empty and the first heading is used.
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More about Outline to presentation
From notes to a finished deck
Write the outline the way you would jot it down anyway: a heading with bullets under it. Every heading becomes a slide and the bullets become its content. You see the deck in the preview straight away and download it as a PPTX that opens in PowerPoint, LibreOffice Impress and Google Slides.
How to write the outline
# HeadingorHeading:starts a new slide. So does a line with a blank line in front of it.- bulletis a point on the slide. Indent it by two spaces or a tab to make it a sub-point.> noteis a speaker note. It is saved into the file and only you see it while presenting.
A first slide with no bullets is laid out as the title slide. The theme changes the colours and fonts of every slide at once.
Frequently asked questions
Can I keep working on the deck?
Yes. Open the downloaded PPTX in our presentation editor and add images, shapes, transitions or animations.
How many slides can it handle?
Dozens, easily. The preview draws every slide, so with a very long outline expect a moment for redrawing.
Is the text sent anywhere?
No. Neither the outline nor the finished file leaves your browser, we assemble it only at the moment you download.
Will it write the content for me?
No, this is a conversion, not writing. You write the text, we turn it into slides with the right layout.