Turn a PDF into a presentation built for your audience

Upload a PDF report and add your audience or goal. MuseWork extracts the key points and rebuilds them as a presentation you can review and refine.

Create slides from a PDF

Materials & work context

PDF or authorized connected source · Audience and presentation goal

Your presentation

Structured slide narrative · Editable presentation draft

Presentation examples

See how a market-entry briefing and an investment review organize report findings around a business decision. Open each example to review the task and finished slides.

AI Customer Support Market Entry Strategy Presentation

Explore an AI customer support market entry deck comparing Intercom, Zendesk, and Salesforce Service Cloud to identify differentiated B2B SaaS opportunities and outline a six-week design-partner validation plan.

SentinelOne Investment Committee Review Presentation

Explore an evidence-led investment review of SentinelOne’s growth quality, profitability, cash generation, and key risks, presented in a deck to help an investment committee assess whether the cybersecurity company merits full due diligence.

Make a long report easier to present

Lead with the information your audience needs, rather than the order of pages in the PDF.

Find the points worth presenting

Prioritize key findings, remove repetition, and arrange the PDF content around your audience and goal.

Build a story for your audience

Turn the selected findings into an opening, supporting slides, and a clear takeaway for the people in the room.

Refine the presentation

Adjust the wording, slide order, and visuals in the same task, then check the draft against your PDF.

A task-specific path from source to slides

From PDF report to presentation: add the source, select the findings, and review the slides.

Make the PDF available and define the job

Upload the PDF, share its location, or authorize access through a connector such as Notion; then define the audience, scope, and presentation goal.

Build a slide sequence from report findings

Group the report’s key findings into context, supporting evidence, risks, and recommendations. Give each slide a clear point instead of using one slide for every PDF page.

Check the draft against the PDF

Review claims, numbers, visual references, and omissions; then refine the slides before sharing.

What the draft includes—and what to verify

Review important facts, figures, source meaning, and visual choices before sharing.

A report shaped for presentation

A slide sequence with key findings, supporting detail, and takeaways organized for your audience—not a copy of the PDF’s page order.

Choose your output format

Muse Slides supports HTML, image-based PPT, and editable PPT output.

Check the slides against your report

Compare key figures, chart labels, and conclusions with the PDF. Refine any missing context before presenting.

Start with what you already have

Choose the path that best matches your source material.

Explore Muse SlidesExplore every way to create with Muse Slides.Presentation from NotesStart with notes or an outline.Research to PresentationStart with research and sources.

FAQ

Can I turn a PDF report into a PowerPoint presentation?

Yes. Provide the PDF and explain who the presentation is for and what it should cover. MuseWork reorganizes the report into slides you can review, refine, and export as editable PPT.

Will the slides copy every PDF page?

This workflow rebuilds the content into a presentation, rather than restoring the layout of every PDF page.

Will charts and tables be preserved exactly?

Charts, tables, and layouts may be reorganized for the presentation. Compare important values and references with the original PDF.

Can I edit the presentation after it is created?

Yes. Muse Slides describes its slide output as editable and supports reviewing and refining the presentation before sharing.

Which export formats are supported?

Muse Slides supports HTML, image-based PPT, and editable PPT output.

How do I set the audience and length?

Describe the audience, purpose, and desired slide count in chat. You can adjust the scope as you review the draft.

What should I do with a scanned PDF?

Check that the important text and figures are readable. If extraction is incomplete, provide the relevant text or a clearer file in chat before continuing.

Make your PDF easier to present

Bring the important findings from your PDF into a presentation your audience can follow.

Create slides from a PDF