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Generate a presentation outline from your source file

Turn a supported source file into a reviewable presentation outline before you commit to slide creation.

Accepted input: FILESign in before uploadAI generation uses available account credits
Generate a PPTX outline
Drop your source file hereOne PDF / DOCX / PPTX / XLSX / TXT / MD / HTML / HTM file. You can also choose it from your device.

Yrkie attaches this file to a new Inventor project and asks it to generate a presentation outline from the source. You can review and refine the result in Work.

OutputReviewable presentation outline

What Yrkie creates

A new Inventor project with an outline draft based on the source file’s main argument, evidence, and intended sequence.

What it does not do

It does not modify the uploaded file, guarantee a fixed slide count, or remove the need to verify facts and narrative choices.

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From a source brief to an 8-slide outline

Example source

A product launch brief with audience, problem, evidence, solution, proof, launch plan, and next action.

  • Audience and decision
  • Evidence and constraints
  • Launch plan
Example result structure

A reviewable outline with one clear job for each slide.

  1. 1. Decision context
  2. 2–3. Problem and evidence
  3. 4–5. Solution and proof
  4. 6–7. Plan and risks
  5. 8. Next action
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Best for

  • PDF, DOCX, PPTX, and XLSX sources
  • TXT and Markdown briefs
  • HTML or HTM documents
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How the AI presentation outline generator works

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    Sign in and upload one source file

    Choose PDF, DOCX, PPTX, XLSX, TXT, Markdown, HTML, or HTM.

  2. 02

    Generate the outline draft

    Yrkie creates a new Inventor project and organizes the source into a presentation sequence.

  3. 03

    Review before slide creation

    Change the story, remove weak sections, verify facts, and continue when the outline is ready.

Read the practical guide

Learn how to evaluate slide purpose, narrative flow, evidence, and outline quality.

Learn how to evaluate slide purpose, narrative flow, evidence, and outline quality.
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