
Doc to slides
Turn a document into a deck, with the detail in the notes.
Examples
A 14-page memo as the board saw it, then a paper, a policy and a case study. The detail is in the notes.
How it works

Upload the document
Word, PDF, Markdown, Google Doc or pasted text. EverAsk extracts the headings, the data and the claims that carry the argument.

Approve the outline
You get a slide-by-slide outline first, what each slide says and why it exists. Cut, merge and reorder before any design work happens.

Get the built deck
EverAsk writes assertion-style headlines, lays out the slides, turns tables into charts, and puts the detail you cut into the speaker notes.
Features
It finds theargument
Learn more about it finds the argumentHeadlines thatsay something
Learn more about headlines that say somethingCharts fromyour tables
Learn more about charts from your tablesDetail movesto the notes
Learn more about detail moves to the notesYourtemplate
Learn more about your templateLengthcontrol
Learn more about length control
Who it’s for
From page 12Sensitivities moved to the appendixReports into board decks
A long written report becomes a twelve-slide presentation with the detail preserved in the appendix and the notes.
Research readout12 interviews, 3 findingsResearch into readouts
User research or analysis documents turned into a findings deck a team will actually sit through.
Proposal to pitchRewritten for the clientProposals into pitches
A written proposal recast as a client-facing presentation without rewriting it from scratch.
Frequently asked questions
What document formats can I upload?
Word, PDF, Markdown, plain text, Google Docs and pasted content. Tables and charts inside the document are read as data.
Can I control how many slides it produces?
Yes. Set a target count and EverAsk compresses or expands the content to fit, rather than shrinking font sizes.
Will it use our company template?
Yes. Upload a PowerPoint or Google Slides template, or connect your brand kit, and the deck is built on your masters.
Can I export to PowerPoint or Google Slides?
Both, as fully editable files, real text boxes and native charts, not flattened images.
What happens to detail that does not fit?
It goes into speaker notes or an appendix rather than being deleted, so nothing is lost between the document and the deck.

One prompt in.
Real work out.
Turn a document into a deck, with the detail in the notes.
EverAsk on your phone and your Mac
EverAsk for iPhone
Brief the deck on the train, approve the outline, and present it from your phone. Every deck you make here is on your phone.
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Slides on your desktop, with the reports and spreadsheets you already have to hand.
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