{"toolsTextToPresentation":{"heroAlternativeNote":"Already have a PDF source? Convert it directly with","heroAlternativeLink":"PDF to Slides AI","heroCtaButton":"Turn my text into a presentation","heroBadge":"AI text to presentation maker","heroTitleLead":"Paste your text,","heroTitleHighlight":"get a finished presentation","heroTitleEnd":"you can present and study from","heroSubhead":"Drop in plain text, notes, an essay, or a single prompt and Scholarly's text to presentation AI organizes the ideas, writes a clear title and agenda, and builds a structured slide deck, one idea per slide, ready to present. On a paid plan, download it as a PowerPoint (.pptx) file or save it straight to Google Slides.","heroCtaSecondary":"Start from a PDF instead","heroNote":"Free to start · No credit card · Present and share by link on every plan · PowerPoint (.pptx), Google Slides, and PDF export on paid plans","heroSocialProof":"Used by 200,000+ learners and professionals worldwide","heroChip1Title":"Ideas, not just bullets","heroChip1Sub":"Grouped by topic and argument flow","heroChip2Title":"Edit every slide","heroChip2Sub":"Rewrite, reorder, restructure freely","step1Title":"Step 1: Paste Text or a Prompt","step1Description":"Paste notes, an essay, an outline, or type a one-line prompt describing your topic.","step2Title":"Step 2: AI Builds the Deck","step2Description":"Scholarly groups your text into themes and writes a title, agenda, one-idea-per-slide content, and a conclusion.","step3Title":"Step 3: Edit & Present","step3Description":"Review the deck, present it in Scholarly, or share a viewing link. On a paid plan, download it as a PowerPoint (.pptx) or PDF file, or save it to Google Slides.","eyebrowHow":"How it works","howTitle":"From text to presentation in three steps","howDesc":"Turn text into a presentation in one paste — no blank-slide problem, just a structured draft you can edit, learn from, and present.","whyTitle":"Why turn text into a presentation?","eyebrowWhy":"Why use it","whySubtitle":"Skip the blank-slide problem and start from a real draft of your own material.","reason0Title":"Faster than building slides by hand","reason0Description":"Paste your text once and start from a structured outline instead of an empty deck.","reason1Title":"Understand, don't just memorize","reason1Description":"Restructuring text into one idea per slide forces the connections to the surface, so you grasp how the concepts fit together.","reason2Title":"Ready for class presentations","reason2Description":"Got notes or an essay to present? Most of the deck is built before you open a slide editor.","eyebrowBuilt":"Text-first by design","builtAroundTitle":"A Presentation Maker Built Around Your Text","builtAroundPara1":"Most slide tools expect a topic or a file and improvise the rest. Text to presentation is tuned for the case where you already have the words: paste raw text, lecture notes, an essay, an outline, or a short prompt, and the AI reads what you actually wrote — finding the main claims, the supporting points, and how the argument flows — then maps them onto slides instead of inventing a generic outline. You stay the source of truth; the AI handles the structuring.","builtAroundPara2":"If your source is already a document rather than loose text, start from","builtAroundLink":"PDF to Slides AI","builtAroundPara2Suffix":"so figures, citations, and formatting carry over.","bestSourceTitle":"What Text Works Best","bestSourcePara":"Clear, on-topic text gives the best results — study notes, essay drafts, summaries, outlines, or a focused prompt that names the topic and audience. A few sentences of context produce a stronger deck than a single vague word, and the more your text reflects what you want to teach, the closer the slides land to your intent.","faqTitle":"Frequently Asked Questions","eyebrowFaq":"FAQ","relatedLinksHeading":"More Scholarly study tools","eyebrowPricing":"Get started","bottomCtaTitle":"Sign up to Turn Text into Presentations","bottomCtaDescription":"Free to start. No credit card required.","faq0Question":"How does text to presentation work?","faq0Answer":"Paste your text or a prompt and Scholarly's AI reads it, identifies the main ideas and how they connect, and rebuilds them as a coherent slide deck — title, agenda, one-idea-per-slide content, and a conclusion. You get a structured draft instead of a blank deck.","faq1Question":"What can I paste in — notes, an essay, or just a prompt?","faq1Answer":"All of them. You can paste plain text, lecture notes, an essay, an outline, or a summary, or simply type a one-line prompt describing your topic. The more focused the text, the closer the slides match what you have in mind.","faq2Question":"How do I turn plain text into a presentation with AI?","faq2Answer":"Paste your text, let the AI group it into themes and write the slides, then present or share the deck. There is no formatting to prepare first — paste raw text and the AI handles the structure.","faq3Question":"Can I edit the generated presentation?","faq3Answer":"Slides are not edited in place in Scholarly. Choose the length before you generate: 5 to 30 slides on paid plans, and 10 on Free. To change the structure, wording, or style, regenerate with custom instructions (for example \"add a slide on X\") and the AI rebuilds the deck from your text. On a paid plan you can also download the deck as a .pptx file or save it to Google Slides; each slide comes through as its rendered visual, so you can reorder slides and add your own around them. The .pptx keeps each slide's speaker notes.","faq4Question":"Can I export the presentation?","faq4Answer":"Yes, on a paid plan. Open the Export menu on the finished deck to download a PowerPoint (.pptx) file, or choose Save to Google Slides with Google Drive connected and Scholarly creates a copy in your Drive. Each slide comes through as its rendered visual, so the design is preserved; the slide text is not delivered as editable text boxes. Each slide's speaker notes come through in PowerPoint's notes pane. PDF download is also paid. The Free plan can present the deck and share a viewing link.","faq5Question":"Does it help me actually learn the material?","faq5Answer":"Yes. Turning your text into one idea per slide forces the structure and relationships to the surface, which builds real understanding instead of rote memorization. You can also generate quizzes and flashcards from the same source to test that understanding.","faq6Question":"How long can my text be?","faq6Answer":"Short notes and longer documents both work. Free accounts get one lifetime upload of up to 8 MB with PDFs read to 32 pages, and one lifetime AI Creation Credit; Premium raises that to 300 MB uploads, 1,000-page PDFs and 15 AI Creation Credits every week.","faq7Question":"Will the slides stay true to my text?","faq7Answer":"Yes. The AI structures and summarizes the ideas you paste rather than inventing new facts, so the deck stays grounded in your own material. You can edit any slide that drifts from your intent.","faq8Question":"Can I turn text into a PowerPoint with AI?","faq8Answer":"Yes. Scholarly turns your text into a PowerPoint-style slide deck. Every plan can present it in Scholarly and share a viewing link; on a paid plan you can download it as a PowerPoint (.pptx) file that opens in PowerPoint or Keynote, save it to Google Slides, or download the PDF. Each slide comes through as its rendered visual.","faq9Question":"Is it free?","faq9Answer":"Yes, free with lifetime free AI Creation Credit limits. Premium includes 15 AI Creation Credits each week and support for longer texts.","faq10Question":"What languages does the text to presentation maker support?","faq10Answer":"Scholarly works in 70+ languages — paste text in your language and the presentation is generated in the same language.","seoTitle":"Text to Presentation — Turn Text Into Slides With AI","seoDescription":"Text to presentation with AI: paste notes, an essay, or a prompt and get a PDF slide deck with one idea per slide. 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On a paid plan, download it as a PowerPoint (.pptx) or PDF file or save it to Google Slides.","relatedLink0Title":"AI Slide Generator","relatedLink0Description":"Generate slides from any topic or notes.","relatedLink1Title":"AI Presentation Generator","relatedLink1Description":"Full presentations from a topic.","relatedLink2Title":"PDF to Slides AI","relatedLink2Description":"Convert a PDF source straight into a deck.","relatedLink3Title":"Notes to PowerPoint","relatedLink3Description":"Turn your study notes into a PowerPoint.","relatedLink4Title":"Lecture Slides Generator","relatedLink4Description":"Slide-by-slide lecture decks.","relatedLink5Title":"AI Slides Feature","relatedLink5Description":"See how Scholarly builds slides from your material."}}