Summarize a PDF into a PowerPoint
Upload the PDF, say how many slides you want and what to focus on, and Sliduno AI summarizes it into an editable PowerPoint. In AI mode the points are rewritten short. Without AI, the deck uses the document's own sentences. Either way the editor lists the sections left out, so you can see what the summary dropped.
You decide what the summary keeps
Write it as you would to a colleague: "Eight slides for the sales team. Focus on regions and pricing. Skip the legal terms." Length, level of detail, focus and exclusions are all read from your words.
When a document has more sections than slides, the fullest sections are shown first, and two slides are kept for tables and charts.
A summary you can check
A summary is only useful if it can be trusted. Each point keeps a reference to the page it came from, and speaker notes name the pages used. In AI mode, any number not found in your document is removed.
Limits
PDFs are read up to 40 pages, up to 15 MB. For a longer document, upload the part you need. Text beyond about 240,000 characters is not used, and you are told before generating.
How it works
- Upload the PDF. Up to 15 MB. Up to 40 pages are read.
- Say how short. Give the number of slides, the audience and what to leave out.
- Check what was left out. The editor lists the sections not covered. Ask for changes in plain words, then download.
Questions
Can AI summarize a PDF into slides?
Yes. Sliduno AI reads the PDF and writes a shorter, editable PowerPoint. Without AI it picks the document's own sentences instead of rewriting them.
How do I know what the summary left out?
The editor lists the document sections not covered at the length you asked for.
Is it free?
The version without AI is free to try. During early access, AI generations are limited per account, and every account has a limit on results in any 30 days. Nothing is on sale yet.
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Last updated 3 November 2026.