Lecture notes to PowerPoint, in one paste
Paste your lecture notes, class notes or an outline — messy is fine. The AI turns them into clean, editable slides with speaker notes, ready to download as PPTX or PDF without signing up.
In shortPaste your lecture notes into Slidebrew and the AI organizes them into an editable PowerPoint deck — one idea per slide, short bullets, the numbers from your notes, and speaker notes for what to say. Free: 3 decks a day, up to 12 slides, about 15,000 characters of notes, no sign-up and no watermark. Switch between 8 themes after it is generated, then download PPTX (PowerPoint, Google Slides, Keynote) or PDF. Have the notes as a PDF? Upload it instead.
The fine print, up front
What other AI slide tools put behind a sign-up wall or a subscription, in one table. Nothing hidden below the fold.
| Sign-up | Not required — no account, no email |
|---|---|
| Watermark | None, on free and paid decks |
| Free decks per day | 3 AI decks, up to 12 slides each |
| Export formats | PPTX (PowerPoint, Keynote, Google Slides) and PDF — both free |
| Subscription | None. Nothing renews |
| Price | Free, or $4.90 one-time for 20 more decks / $9.90 for 60 |
How to turn notes into slides
- Paste your notes in the “Paste outline / notes” tab above — bullet points, full sentences or a mix
- Pick the number of slides (up to 12 free) and a theme
- Generate, then fix any slide: edit text, change layout, reorder, add or delete
- Switch themes any time — the content stays
- Download an editable PPTX or a PDF, or present right in the browser
Made for class work
- Study and revision decks from a semester of notes
- Seminar and tutorial presentations from your reading notes
- Group project slides from a shared outline
- Teachers: lesson slides from lecture notes or a handout
Limits to know
- Free plan reads about 15,000 characters of notes (a pack reads ~60,000)
- Up to 12 slides free, 25 with a pack
- Handwritten notes need to be typed or OCR’d first — paste the text
- The AI only uses what you paste; check facts and dates before you present
What one prompt gives you
Unedited first drafts from the generator — the same decks you would download.
“The water cycle for 5th graders”8 slides · Ocean theme · topic only
“Weekly product sync - notes”7 slides · Midnight theme · from meeting notes
Questions
Can I turn my lecture notes into a PowerPoint for free?
Yes. Paste the notes and generate — 3 decks a day are free, with free PPTX and PDF downloads and no watermark. No account or email needed.
Do the slides include speaker notes?
Yes. Every slide gets speaker notes written from your material, and they are kept in the PPTX file.
Will it open in Google Slides?
Yes. Upload the .pptx to Google Drive and open it with Google Slides — the text stays editable.
My notes are a PDF of lecture slides. Can I use that?
Yes — use the PDF tab. The text is read in your browser and the AI writes a new, shorter deck from it.
Is it okay to use for school?
It is a drafting tool: it organizes your own notes into slides. Follow your course’s rules on AI use and review every slide before you present.