The analysis is finished. The deck is still unbilled hours. Presmo turns the report you already wrote into a designed, editable .pptx in about a minute — and treats your client's documents the way you have to: processed in memory, never stored.
Upload a PDF, paste text, or drop a URL.
It understands structure, tightens the text, and picks each layout.
Review every slide, then export an editable PowerPoint.
Documents are processed in memory and never written to disk — a real answer for NDA-covered material, in writing.
Finding-led titles, tight bullets, the right layout per section — a deck you can put a logo on and send.
Pick a theme or set accent colours and a logo; every slide follows, in the .pptx you download.
| Presmo | Building the deck by hand | |
|---|---|---|
| Time from finished report to first draft | About a minute, plus the edits you choose to make | Two to six unbilled hours, more for a 40-page report |
| Fidelity to the analysis | Every figure and claim comes from the document; nothing is invented | Good, if you have the time to copy carefully |
| Structure | Follows the report's sections; one slide type per kind of content | Whatever the deadline allows |
| Brand | Theme or brand kit applied to every slide | Manual, slide by slide |
| Confidentiality | Processed in memory, never stored | Depends on where the files sit |
| Editing | Built-in editor, then any PowerPoint-compatible app | PowerPoint from the start |
| Cost | Free preview of every deck · $7 for 5 · Pro $12/mo for 60 | Your hourly rate |
Times are typical for a 20–40 page report. The deck is a first draft you review and finish, not a replacement for your judgement.
Most consulting work ends the same way: a document nobody asked for becomes a deck everybody expects. The market study, the operational audit, the due-diligence memo, the strategy paper — the thinking is finished and written down, and then an evening disappears into moving it onto slides. Titles get rewritten as findings. Tables are rebuilt by hand. A roadmap in the text becomes a timeline. The client's colours are applied one slide at a time. None of it is billable, and all of it has to be right.
Presmo exists for that evening. You give it the finished document — a PDF, pasted text or a link — and it reads the structure the way a careful associate would: which sections matter, which numbers are the findings, which paragraphs are recommendations, where the roadmap is. Then it designs a deck from that structure, one layout per kind of content, and hands you an editable PowerPoint. You spend the time on the argument, not on text boxes.
It is built for the people who live in that loop: independent strategy and management consultants, boutique firms of a few partners, research and analyst shops that publish reports, and agencies that present audits and proposals to clients every week. If your deliverable is a document and your meeting needs a deck, this is the gap it closes.
Twenty slide layouts cover the usual shapes of consulting content: title, agenda, section divider, bullets, two-column, cards, stat grid, single stat, table, chart, timeline, steps, matrix, funnel, quote, references and closing. Presmo picks the layout from the content; you can change it in the editor. Everything fits: long text is measured and sized, never cut mid-word or spilled off the slide.
Client material is usually covered by an NDA, so the honest description matters more than a reassuring sentence. When you upload a document, Presmo reads it in memory to build the deck and does not write it to disk or keep it afterwards. Scanned pages are read with OCR the same way. The only thing saved to your account is the deck Presmo generated, so you can reopen, edit and download it again — and you can delete it at any time. Nothing you upload is used to train a model.
If your engagement letter forbids third-party processing of any kind, paste an anonymised extract instead of the full document: the deck will be built from exactly what you pasted.
Some firms present in their own colours; many present in the client's. Presmo ships with a set of themes for the first case, and a brand kit — accent colours and a logo applied to every slide — for the second. Because the result is a real .pptx, the final 10% of polish happens in PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides, in your own template if you prefer: copy the slides across and the structure, text and charts come with them.
The sample deck on the homepage was built from a 15-section research report on customer-experience technology — executive summary, market analysis, competitor analysis, a five-layer architecture, a three-horizon roadmap, risks, recommendations. Presmo produced a 22-slide deck in about two minutes: a stat grid from the report's figures, a chart from its tooling table, a timeline from the roadmap, a pull-quote from the text, section dividers where the report had sections. Every number on those slides is in the report; nothing was added. The author then renamed two titles and dropped one slide in the editor and downloaded the .pptx.
Try it on your own document: free preview of every deck. See your whole deck free — 4 slides open — and unlock all of it for $7 (5 decks, one-time). You judge the quality on real work rather than a demo.
A solo consultant who needs a deck now and then buys the $7 pack: five full-quality editable decks, no subscription, credits that never expire. A consultant who makes decks every week takes Pro at $12 a month (or $120 a year) for 60 full-length decks. A firm of a few consultants takes Business at $29 a month for 150 decks and the brand kit; team seats are available on request. Every plan includes the editor, share links and 16+ output languages, and every purchase carries a 14-day money-back guarantee. See the pricing page for the details.
Yes. Presmo processes uploads in memory to generate the deck and never stores them; only the generated deck is saved to your account, and you can delete it at any time. Nothing is used to train a model.
Yes — choose a theme, or set your accent colours and logo with the brand kit (Business plan) and every slide follows. The download is a real .pptx, so you can also move slides into your own template.
No. The AI only uses what is in your document — it never invents statistics, findings or sources. If the report does not say it, the deck does not either.
Whole reports: paid plans read the full document (up to about 100,000 tokens, roughly 60 pages of dense text); the free preview reads the first part and says so. A cut is always announced under the deck.
A fully editable PowerPoint (.pptx) that opens in PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides, plus a built-in editor for quick changes and a share link for review.
Business is built for small firms: 150 decks a month and the brand kit on one account. For separate logins per consultant, email the founder — seats are set up on request.
Free to try — no credit card.
Create your deck — free