Live equations · automatic transitions · image and video editing · AI across the deck
Turn a PDF into an editable presentation
Drop in a report, a paper or a proposal. SlAIdes reads the document and builds slides where the notation is live LaTeX, the charts keep their data, and the figures can be cropped, graded or regenerated with AI — then transitions are applied for you and the AI editor can restyle the whole deck at once.
For people whose slides have to survive a follow up question: analysts summarising a report, teams presenting a study, anyone turning a long document into fifteen honest minutes.
A one time $1 paid trial is required to unlock the workspace. It is separate from AI credit; AI generation requires wallet credit that you top up separately. We ask for consent before the digital service starts; mandatory Swedish consumer rights apply, and the final total including any applicable taxes is shown before payment.
How it works
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Upload the document
Add your PDF or document in the setup step. It becomes the material the slides are built from.
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Check the outline against the source
The storyboard shows the sections and the material behind them before any slide is generated.
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Get real objects, not pictures
Equations arrive as live LaTeX, charts and tables keep their data, and the sources stay attached to the claims. A master deck can be generated from the same material.
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Edit, present, export
Refine on the canvas — automatic transitions, equation editor, image and video editors, AI imagery, deck wide AI changes — then present, share a link, or export.
What the product actually does
- Equations lifted from the document become live LaTeX objects you can reopen and correct.
- Charts and tables are produced as real slide objects carrying their data, not flat images.
- The AI editor can rewrite or restyle one slide, a selection, or the whole deck in one pass.
- Figures are cropped, graded and compared before/after in the image editor, and AI can generate one that the document lacks.
- Video embeds and is edited on the slide, and transitions are applied across the deck automatically.
- Uploaded files stay in your own storage, listed in a file manager that shows which presentations use each one.
Questions
- Do equations in my PDF stay editable?
- Yes. Notation becomes a live LaTeX slide object with its own editor, so it can be corrected and stays sharp when projected or exported.
- What file types can I upload?
- PDFs and common document formats. The text and structure of the file are used to build the slides.
- How many slides will I get?
- You choose. The storyboard step lets you set how many slides to build before generation starts.
- Will the slides quote the document accurately?
- Slides are built from the uploaded material and keep their sources alongside them, so you can check any statement against the passage it came from.
- Can I fix the visuals afterwards?
- Yes. Charts keep their data, the image editor handles cropping, filters and adjustments, AI can generate or edit imagery, and video is edited on the slide.
- What happens to my uploaded file afterwards?
- It stays in your storage until you remove it. The file manager shows which decks depend on a file before you delete it.