Convert a Website to PowerPoint in One Click

Website to PowerPoint in one click: paste a public link and The AI Presentation Maker turns the page's text into slides you edit. Paste the link. Approve the outline. Build the deck.

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3 free decks with your email. No card.

The maker's start screen with the Web page tab open, https://theaipresentationmaker.com/ in the Web page link field, 10 slides set, and the Write the outline button.

Turn a blog post or article into a presentation

A blog post runs a thousand words or more. A slide carries one idea. The maker takes the article text and gives each idea its own slide, in the order the article makes them. It reads blog posts, news articles, documentation pages, press releases and your own landing pages.

  • Notes for the speaker under each slide
  • Title and closing slides that carry your logo
  • A deck list in your browser that keeps every deck you build

Pick one of eight themes, then type a hex code to recolor every slide and chart.

Convert a website to PowerPoint without pasting the page onto slides

  • Menus, cookie notices and footers land on slides

    Article text only

    Before the AI reads a page, the maker drops its menus, header, footer, sidebars, forms and scripts. Only the article reaches the slides.

  • Headings turned into slides, one each

    A slide plan from the full page

    The maker reads the whole article, not just its headings, and proposes one line per slide. Nothing is drawn until you approve that list.

  • Numbers the article never gave

    [add figure] instead of a guess

    Figures, dates and names on the slides come from the article. Where the article gives no number for a slide, the slide shows [add figure].

  • Page screenshots pasted in as pictures

    Real text boxes and real charts

    Open the .pptx and each line is text you select and retype. Three or more figures in the article become a bar, line or donut chart.

  • Images lifted from a page you do not own

    Your own pictures and brand color

    The maker leaves the page's images out. Add your own picture on a slide, set your hex color, and add your logo to the first slide.

How to turn a URL into a presentation

  1. Paste the link

    On the Web page tab, paste the full address, https:// included. Choose how many slides you want and click Write the outline.

    The Web page link field holding https://theaipresentationmaker.com/, the note that the page's text becomes the source and video links are not supported, the slide count at 10 and the Write the outline button.

  2. Approve the outline

    The maker reads the page in a few seconds and shows one line per slide. Retype, reorder or delete lines, then build the deck.

    The Edit the outline screen after reading the page: deck title AI presentation maker for client decks, then the first five slide lines the maker wrote from the page, among them Client notes become a finished deck in about 30 seconds, Three steps from notes to download and No made-up numbers in any deck, each with a layout menu, a one line summary and up, down and delete buttons. The Pick a theme panel sits to the right.

  3. Fix a slide, then download

    Change any line on a slide, swap its layout, or drop a picture onto it. Click Export PowerPoint or PDF.

    The slide editor in the Orchard theme on slide 2 of the deck built from the page, a statement slide reading Client notes become a finished deck in about 30 seconds, with the slide list on the left, the layout buttons on the right, and the Undo, Theme, Present, PDF and Export PowerPoint buttons across the top.

Turn the article in your other tab into slides

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The Pick a theme panel with eight themes, Orchard selected, a preview of the deck's title slide in that theme, and the Build the deck button.

Webpage to PPT questions: links, paywalls and length

How do I turn a blog post into a presentation?

Paste the post's address on the Web page tab and ask for the outline. Approve the lines, build the deck, then export.

Can I make a presentation from a link?

Yes, from any public http or https link to a web page or a plain text file. Links to videos, PDFs and pages behind a login do not work.

How do I present a blog post without rewriting it?

Build the deck from the post's link and click Present. Your browser shows it full screen, one slide at a time, with your notes under each one.

Which part of the page does it read?

The article text. Navigation, cookie bars and other page furniture are dropped first, and the page's title becomes the source name.

Does it keep the page's images and layout?

No. It reads the words and writes new slides. The Picture and text layout takes a picture you upload.

Why did my link fail?

The page needs JavaScript to show its text, sits behind a paywall or login, is a video, a PDF or a file over 2 MB, or took over 10 seconds to answer. Copy the text and paste it on the Notes tab.

How long can the page be?

The maker reads as much as 60,000 characters from one page. A longer page gets a message with its count; copy the section you need to the Notes tab.

Does this embed a live website in a slide?

No. It writes slides from the page's text. A live web page inside a slide needs a PowerPoint add-in.

What happens to the link I paste?

Our server fetches the page once and hands the words to the model that writes the slides. It keeps neither the address nor the text.

Start from a PDF, a Word file or a marketing report

  • PDF to presentation

    Drop in a report or paper that came as a PDF file.

  • Word document to PowerPoint

    Drop in a .docx and the maker writes slides from your own draft.

  • For marketing teams

    Campaign reports and client decks from the notes and pages you already have.

Turn your next article into a PowerPoint deck

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