Paste your text, get a finished presentation you can present and study from

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.

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.

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.

Slides are not edited in place in Scholarly. 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 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.

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. PDF download is also paid. The Free plan can present the deck and share a viewing link.

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.

Short notes and longer documents both work. Free accounts have generous limits for everyday study material; Premium raises the limits for longer texts and higher creation volume.

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.

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.

Yes, free with lifetime free AI Creation Credit limits. Premium includes 10 AI Creation Credits each week and support for longer texts.

Scholarly works in 70+ languages — paste text in your language and the presentation is generated in the same language.