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PDF to slides with AI

Turn your PDF into slides that move

Upload a course chapter, a report or your notes. The AI reads the whole document, keeps its definitions, formulas, examples and numbers, and builds a full presentation: one idea per slide, diagrams that move, worked examples revealed one step per click and a quiz. Every slide stays editable.

A physics chapter in PDF on the left, and the slides the AI made from it on the right

From a PDF to a lesson you can present

The Create with AI window with a PDF attached

Upload a PDF, photos or text

A PDF up to 10 MB, up to 12 photos of book pages, or pasted text. Add a line if you like: the level, the length, what to leave out.

A worked example built from the PDF

Your examples, worked step by step

The formulas and examples in your document become worked solutions that appear one step per click, so the class follows the reasoning.

A quiz slide made from the PDF

A quiz to check who understood

The deck ends with a question built from your content and a recap of the key points, ready for the end of the lesson.

What you can turn into slides

A textbook chapter or course notes

The definitions, formulas and examples become a lesson with diagrams that move and a quiz at the end.

A report or a study

Choose the Business style: each title states the finding, and the figures become charts and key numbers.

Photos of book pages

No PDF? Take up to 12 photos with your phone: the AI reads the text, the formulas and the figures.

Your own notes

Paste a plan or a page of notes, and get slides in the order you wrote them.

How it works

  1. Upload your PDFIn Create with AI, choose From a course and pick the file, the photos or paste text.
  2. Choose the style and lengthClassroom, lecture, business or young learners; 16:9, phone or square; how many slides.
  3. Edit and presentChange any word, number or animation, then present from your browser or share a link.

Questions

Is it free to turn a PDF into slides?

Every account starts with 5 free AI credits. A deck from a PDF usually uses 3: reading the document takes one, building the slides the rest.

How big can the PDF be?

Up to 10 MB. For a whole book, send one chapter at a time: each chapter becomes its own deck.

Does it keep what is in my document?

Yes. The AI first writes a faithful digest of the whole document, then builds the slides from it, keeping its definitions, formulas, examples and numbers. Always read your slides before you present.

Can I get a PowerPoint file?

Not yet: Tracé slides move live, with sliders and animations PowerPoint cannot play. Present from your browser, share a link, or download the deck as a PDF or a video.

Which subjects and languages?

Any subject, with the most to show in maths and the sciences. Slides can be written in English, French, Spanish, Portuguese or Arabic.

Your next lesson, moving

Start with an example deck or a blank slide. It takes a minute.