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Turn notes and text into a PowerPoint with AI

Use plain-text notes as source material for a new presentation draft with a clearer sequence and editable slides.

Accepted input: TXTSign in before uploadAI generation uses available account credits
Convert to PPTX
Drop your source file hereOne TXT file. You can also choose it from your device.

Yrkie attaches this file to a new Inventor project and sends the fixed request to turn its core content into a presentation. You can review, edit, and export the result in Work.

OutputNew editable presentation draft

What Yrkie creates

A new deck structure based on the topics, decisions, evidence, and actions that can be identified in the text.

What it does not do

Plain text carries little visual or document hierarchy. Ambiguous notes still need context and human review.

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From meeting notes to an update deck

Example source

Notes containing decisions, blockers, owners, and next actions.

  • Decisions
  • Blockers
  • Owners and dates
Example result structure

A reviewable update sequence.

  1. Status
  2. Decisions
  3. Risks
  4. Next actions
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Best for

  • Meeting notes
  • Research notes
  • Rough briefs
  • Plain-text plans
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How text to PowerPoint AI works

  1. 01

    Upload one TXT file

    Provide enough context to distinguish facts, decisions, and open questions.

  2. 02

    Generate a presentation draft

    Yrkie organizes the useful material into a slide sequence.

  3. 03

    Clarify and export

    Resolve ambiguity, edit the slides, and export PPTX.

Read the practical guide

Learn how to turn meeting notes into a presentation.

Learn how to turn meeting notes into a presentation.
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Frequently asked questions

Can I paste text directly?

This tool currently accepts one TXT file. The main Create workflow can also begin from a typed prompt.

Will it invent missing context?

AI output may make incorrect assumptions. Label unknowns and verify the draft against your source.

Is the output editable?

Yes, supported elements can be edited in the resulting Yrkie project.