Turn a long article into a simple slide deck
Take something you've already written and turn it into a clear presentation with one idea on each slide.
About 40 minutes · 5 steps · Updated Nov 2, 2026
What you'll finish with
A short deck that follows your article, with one idea on each slide and speaker notes.
Why this works
You've already done the thinking when you write an article. The hard part of a deck is cutting it down, and AI is useful for a first pass as long as you check it against the original.
Tools you can use
You only need one tool for each job. Use what you already have.
The steps
1.Decide who it's for
Write down who will watch it and the one thing they should remember. That decides what you cut.
2.Plan the slides
Work on the outline before you think about design.
Prompt to copy
Turn this article into an outline for a [number]-slide deck for [audience]. The one thing they should remember is [message]. Give each slide one short headline that states its point, and no more than 3 supporting points. Use only ideas from the article. Do not add facts or statistics. Article: [paste article]
3.Check it against the article
Read the outline next to the original. Remove anything that changed your meaning or that you can't support.
4.Create the first draft
Paste the checked outline into a presentation tool, then choose a simple style.
5.Finish it by hand
Replace any generic images, make sure you have the rights to what you use, and practice it once out loud.
Before you trust the result
- Every slide says something from your article.
- You have the rights to every image.
- Each slide has one clear idea.
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