Turn a PDF report into an editable PowerPoint

A report can contain more detail than a meeting needs. For a quarterly review, ask for three slides: the conclusion, the performance gap, and the decision. Deckary creates a new presentation from the readable source content; the PDF's original page layout is not preserved.

1. Create a deck in your browser. Sign up or sign in. The starting request is carried into the editor in this tab when browser storage is available.
2. Attach the source PDF in the AI pane. Use selectable text and confirm that the source is ready before sending the request.
3. State the audience and purpose. Specify the slide count, facts to retain, and the decision needed. Ask the agent to flag missing information.
4. Review and export. Check the narrative, units, dates, and totals against the source. Make targeted edits, then export the native PowerPoint file.

Create a three-slide leadership review from this PDF: conclusion, performance against plan, and decision requested. Preserve the reported figures and USD units. Distinguish actual results from targets. Do not invent dates or supporting data.

For a ready-made reporting structure, use the editable QBR template. To compare direct conversion with source-based generation, read the PDF-to-PowerPoint methods guide.

The fictional quarterly operations report gives a simple brief: revenue of $2.4m against a $2.5m plan, two delayed enterprise launches, and a request for two specialists for six weeks.

Download the source PDF and the generated editable PowerPoint. Compare the figures, actual-versus-target labels, and final decision slide.

This sample is generated from fictional material through Deckary's presentation runtime and exported as PPTX. It illustrates source-to-deck generation. Your output will depend on the source and instructions.