Slide Deck from URL
Paste an article URL and get a 6-15 slide deck with bullets and speaker notes.
Pro Feature
Paste an article URL and get a 6-15 slide deck with bullets and speaker notes. This is a Pro tool — upgrade to unlock it along with every other Pro tool on the platform.
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How to Use Slide Deck from URL
- Copy the URL of the article or webpage you want to present
- Paste it into the input field and start generation
- Review the 6-15 slide outline with bullets and speaker notes
- Copy the slide content into PowerPoint, Google Slides, or Keynote
- Refine wording and add visuals before presenting
Use Cases
Turn a published blog post into an internal lunch-and-learn deck
Convert an industry news article into a client briefing presentation
Build a teaching deck from a documentation or tutorial page
Summarize a long research report URL into a board-ready overview
Create a quick pitch outline from a competitor's landing page
Tips for Best Results
- Pick a focused, text-heavy article — listicles and structured posts map cleanly to slides
- Avoid paywalled or login-only pages, which the tool can't read fully
- Use the speaker notes as your talking points, not on-screen text
- Trim slides down to one idea each after import for a cleaner presentation
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Slide Deck from URL do?
You paste a webpage or article URL and it generates a structured presentation — a title slide plus 6 to 15 content slides, each with concise bullet points and accompanying speaker notes.
What do I paste in — a file or a link?
A link. This tool takes a URL to a public article or webpage; it reads the page content directly. You don't upload a file. For PDFs use the PDF to Slides tool instead.
Which URLs work best?
Public, text-rich pages like blog posts, news articles, reports, and documentation. Pages behind logins, paywalls, or that are mostly video or images may not produce a usable deck.
How many slides will I get?
Between 6 and 15, depending on the length and depth of the source article. Longer, more detailed pages yield more slides.
Can I use the deck for client or commercial work?
Yes. The generated slides are yours to edit and present. Make sure you have the right to reuse the underlying article's content and credit the source where appropriate.
Is the page content stored?
No. The URL is fetched and processed to build the deck, then discarded — it isn't retained or used for training.
How do I get it into PowerPoint or Google Slides?
The deck is returned as structured text (titles, bullets, notes) you can copy slide-by-slide into PowerPoint, Google Slides, or Keynote, or paste into an outline import.
What does it cost?
It is not part of the free plan: this is a Pro tool, included in Pro ($19/month) and every higher plan. 242 other tools are free to try without signing up.
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