An annual report is written for the record; the board, the all-hands, and the investor update need the story. Presmo reads the report and designs an editable deck: the year's highlights, key figures as stat slides, segment comparisons as tables, and the outlook — each on the right kind of slide.
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.
Twenty slide types — stat grids, tables, timelines, charts — picked automatically per section.
Every figure comes from the document. The AI never invents a number, ever.
Refine the narrative and add your commentary in PowerPoint before the meeting.
Upload the PDF (up to 25 MB), pick a theme, preview every slide, edit any wording, and download the deck. A 60-page report typically becomes a 15–20 slide summary in about a minute.
Use the same source for three audiences: a tight board summary, an investor update, and an all-hands deck — regenerate with a different theme or trim slides in the editor. Reports are processed in memory to generate the deck and are not stored afterwards.
Upload the report as a PDF and generate. Presmo reads it and designs an editable PowerPoint with the highlights, key figures, and outlook on the right kind of slides.
Yes — Presmo only uses what is in the report and never fabricates a figure. Check the deck once before the meeting, as you would any summary.
Yes — long, structured documents are exactly what the engine was built for. It condenses them into a focused summary deck.
Yes — you download a real .pptx you can refine in PowerPoint, Keynote, or Google Slides.