{"toolsPdfToSlidesAi":{"heroAlternativeNote":"Looking for the main AI Slide Generator tool? Try the","heroAlternativeLink":"AI Slide Generator","heroCtaButton":"Convert my PDF to slides","heroBadge":"PDF-first slide generator","heroTitleLead":"Drop a PDF,","heroTitleHighlight":"get a slide deck","heroTitleEnd":"with citations intact","heroSubhead":"Upload a lecture handout, research paper, or textbook chapter and Scholarly rebuilds it slide-by-slide — keeping figures, citations, math, and code anchored to the right slide.","heroCtaSecondary":"Start from a topic instead","heroNote":"Free to start · No credit card · Present and share by link on every plan; download as PDF or PowerPoint, or save to Google Slides, on paid plans","heroSocialProof":"Used by 200,000+ learners and professionals worldwide","heroChip1Title":"Citations stay anchored","heroChip1Sub":"Figures & references kept in place","heroChip2Title":"Math & code preserved","heroChip2Sub":"Not flattened to plain text","step1Title":"Step 1: Upload PDF","step1Description":"Lecture handout, research paper, textbook chapter — drop in any PDF.","step2Title":"Step 2: AI Extracts Structure","step2Description":"Section headings, key points, figures references — restructured into slide-friendly chunks.","step3Title":"Step 3: Edit & Present","step3Description":"Review the deck, present it in Scholarly, or share a viewing link. PDF download, PowerPoint (.pptx) download, and Save to Google Slides require a paid plan.","eyebrowHow":"How it works","howTitle":"From PDF to presentation in three steps","howDesc":"Convert PDF to slides with AI in one upload — no blank-slide problem, just a structured draft you can edit and present.","whyTitle":"Why convert PDFs to slides?","eyebrowWhy":"Why use it","whySubtitle":"Skip the blank-slide problem and start from a real draft of your source.","reason0Title":"Faster than starting from scratch","reason0Description":"Skip the blank-slide problem. Get an outline you can polish.","reason1Title":"Slide-by-slide review","reason1Description":"Dense PDFs become a visual chronological summary you can actually study.","reason2Title":"Class presentations","reason2Description":"Got a paper to present? The deck is half-built before you start.","eyebrowBuilt":"PDF-first by design","builtAroundTitle":"A Slide Generator Built Around PDF Input","builtAroundPara1":"Most slide tools accept a PDF as one of many inputs and treat all of them the same. PDF to Slides AI is tuned specifically for the PDF case: the AI parses the document's actual structure (headings, sections, columns), tracks figure and citation references so they stay anchored to the right slide, preserves math notation and code blocks instead of flattening them to plain text, and respects the document's argument flow rather than re-outlining from scratch.","builtAroundPara2":"If you don't have a PDF and are starting from a topic, notes, or a prompt, the general-purpose","builtAroundLink":"AI Slide Generator","builtAroundPara2Suffix":"is the better entry point.","bestSourceTitle":"Best Source PDFs","bestSourcePara":"Text-based PDFs work best — research papers, lecture handouts, textbook chapters, slide decks already in PDF form. Scanned documents work but produce more accurate decks when the text is clean and selectable.","faqTitle":"Frequently Asked Questions","eyebrowFaq":"FAQ","relatedLinksHeading":"More Scholarly study tools","eyebrowPricing":"Get started","bottomCtaTitle":"Sign up to Convert PDFs to Slides","bottomCtaDescription":"Free to start. No credit card required.","faq0Question":"How does PDF-to-slides AI work?","faq0Answer":"Upload a PDF and Scholarly's AI reads its structure, identifies main ideas, and rebuilds the content as a coherent slide deck — title, agenda, one-idea-per-slide content, and conclusion.","faq1Question":"What kind of PDFs work best?","faq1Answer":"Text-based PDFs (lecture handouts, research papers, textbook chapters, papers in PDF form). Scanned documents work but produce better decks when the text is selectable.","faq2Question":"Can I edit the generated slides?","faq2Answer":"The deck is generated as a finished PDF, so slides are not edited in place. To change the structure, wording, length, or style, regenerate with custom instructions — for example \"add a slide on X\" or \"keep it to 10 slides\" — and the AI rebuilds the deck from your source with those changes.","faq3Question":"Can I export the slides?","faq3Answer":"Yes, on a paid plan. Every plan can present the deck in Scholarly and share a viewing link. Premium and Laureate can download it as a PDF or a PowerPoint (.pptx) file, or save it to Google Slides when Google Drive is connected (Scholarly creates a separate copy in your Drive). Each slide exports as its rendered visual, so you can reorder, remove, or add slides in PowerPoint or Google Slides, but the slide text is not editable there. Free plans view, present, and share by link only.","faq4Question":"Are math and code preserved?","faq4Answer":"Yes, math notation and code snippets are kept intact when extracted from the source PDF.","faq5Question":"Is it free?","faq5Answer":"Yes, free with lifetime free AI Creation Credit limits. Premium includes 15 AI Creation Credits each week and longer documents.","faq6Question":"How do I convert a PDF to slides with AI?","faq6Answer":"Upload your PDF, and the AI parses its real structure — headings, sections, columns, figures, citations, math, and code — then rebuilds it slide-by-slide. You get a structured deck instead of a blank one. Present it in Scholarly, share it by link, or, on a paid plan, download it as PDF or PowerPoint (.pptx) or save it to Google Slides.","faq7Question":"Can I turn a PDF into a PowerPoint with AI?","faq7Answer":"Yes. Scholarly's PDF-to-PowerPoint AI builds a slide deck from your PDF. 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 or a PDF, or save it to Google Slides with Google Drive connected. Each slide exports as its rendered visual rather than editable text, and Keynote export is not offered. Figures and citation references stay anchored to the slide they belong to.","seoTitle":"Convert PDF to Slides AI — Keep Citations, Figures & Math","seoDescription":"Convert PDF to slides with AI: upload a paper, handout, or chapter and get a PDF slide deck that keeps figures, math, and code in place.","seoKeyword0":"pdf to slides","seoKeyword1":"pdf to slides converter","seoKeyword2":"pdf to slide deck","seoKeyword3":"pdf to powerpoint ai","seoKeyword4":"convert pdf to slides","seoKeyword5":"research paper to slides","seoKeyword6":"handout to slides ai","seoKeyword7":"textbook chapter to slides","seoKeyword8":"pdf citations to slides","seoFeature0":"Upload any PDF","seoFeature1":"AI-extracted slide structure","seoFeature2":"Title + agenda + content + conclusion","seoFeature3":"Regenerate with custom instructions","seoFeature4":"Present and share by link on every plan; paid plans download as PDF or PowerPoint (.pptx), or save to Google Slides","seoFeature5":"Math and code preserved","howToName":"How to Convert a PDF to Slides","howToStep0Name":"Upload PDF","howToStep0Text":"Drop in your lecture handout, research paper, or textbook chapter.","howToStep1Name":"AI extracts structure","howToStep1Text":"Scholarly identifies headings and key points and rebuilds them as slide-friendly chunks.","howToStep2Name":"Edit and present","howToStep2Text":"Review the deck, then present it in Scholarly or share a viewing link. On a paid plan, download it as PDF or PowerPoint (.pptx), or save it to Google Slides.","relatedLink0Title":"AI Slide Generator","relatedLink0Description":"Generate slides from any topic or notes.","relatedLink1Title":"Lecture Slides Generator","relatedLink1Description":"Slide-by-slide lecture decks.","relatedLink2Title":"AI Presentation Generator","relatedLink2Description":"Full presentations from a topic.","relatedLink3Title":"PDF to Flashcards","relatedLink3Description":"Turn the same PDF into flashcards.","relatedLink4Title":"PDF Summarizer","relatedLink4Description":"Get a written summary of any PDF.","relatedLink5Title":"PowerPoint to Flashcards","relatedLink5Description":"Convert your finished deck back into flashcards."}}