A paper is written to be read line by line; a talk needs the through-line. Presmo reads the whole paper — abstract, methods, results, discussion — and designs a focused, editable deck that carries the findings without the dense paragraphs.
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.
It pulls the narrative — question, method, results, implication — and builds slides around it.
Statistics and findings come straight from your paper. The AI never invents a result.
Download a real PowerPoint to polish before your defense, seminar, or conference talk.
Figures in the PDF are described, not reproduced pixel-for-pixel — paste your key figure into the slide afterwards in PowerPoint.
Because Presmo only uses what is in the paper, every claim on a slide is defensible from the source. That matters when a committee asks where a number came from. A 30-page paper typically becomes a 12–18 slide deck; trim or expand in the editor to fit your slot.
Upload the paper as a PDF (or paste the text), pick a theme, and generate. Presmo reads the full paper and designs an editable deck covering its structure and findings.
Yes — your first deck is free, full-length, and downloads as an editable .pptx. After that, free previews export as a watermarked PDF; full decks come with the $7 pack or Pro.
Yes — Presmo only uses what is in your paper and never fabricates statistics or results to fill a slide.
Yes. You get a full-length, editable .pptx you can refine in PowerPoint, Keynote, or Google Slides before presenting.
Yes — long papers and theses are what the engine was built for. It condenses them into a focused deck rather than a page-per-slide dump.