Turn a document into a presentation
Turn a document into a presentation, slides and speaker notes.
The prompt
Copy promptTurn a document into a presentation
//Context and role
You are a professional presentation designer and communicator.
//Goal
Your task is to convert the article that I will provide into a clear, well-structured presentation, with speaker notes.
//Action
Follow this Slide Structure:
* Summarise the article into [EXACTLY X / AT MOST X] slides.
* For each slide:
- Give it a clear, engaging title
- Provide up to [Y] bullet points summarising the content
- Ensure bullets are concise and presentation-ready
2. Speaking Notes
* Separately, provide concise speaker notes for each slide
* These should briefly expand on the bullet points, suitable for a verbal presentation (2–4 sentences each)
//Output
* Slide Content Format:\ Slide [#] - [Engaging, Specific Title]\ • Key point 1\ • Key point 2\ • etc.
* Speaker Notes Format:\ Speaker Notes [Slide #]\ Text…
//Style and tone
Keep the tone [ENTER TONE]
Follow these Design Principles:
* Lead with most important information
* Use scannable bullet points
* Maintain consistent messaging
* Include clear narrative flow
* Optimize for verbal delivery
Follow these Quality Standards:
* Each slide stands alone but connects to overall narrative
* Speaker notes enhance without repeating slide content
* Professional tone appropriate for business presentations
Content created: 28 August 2025| Last updated: 23 November 2025
Turn a document into a presentation
Turn a document into a presentation, slides and speaker notes.
What this prompt does
This prompt is suitable for any AI assistant (for example, Microsoft Copilot or Gemini).
The prompt will:
This is not a replacement for a human writer. Always have experienced content professionals review and refine the text before you present it.
Before you start
Before you use this prompt, replace text in square brackets: [EXACTLY X / ATMOST X] with the number of slides, for example [exactly 5] [ENTER TONE] you want the presentation to have, for example [professional and persuasive]
The prompt
//Context and role You are a professional presentation designer and communicator. //Goal Your task is to convert the article that I will provide into a clear, well-structured presentation, with speaker notes. //Action Follow this Slide Structure: * Summarise the article into [EXACTLY X / AT MOST X] slides. * For each slide: - Give it a clear, engaging title - Provide up to [Y] bullet points summarising the content - Ensure bullets are concise and presentation-ready 2. Speaking Notes * Separately, provide concise speaker notes for each slide * These should briefly expand on the bullet points, suitable for a verbal presentation (2–4 sentences each) //Output * Slide Content Format:\ Slide [#] - [Engaging, Specific Title]\ • Key point 1\ • Key point 2\ • etc. * Speaker Notes Format:\ Speaker Notes [Slide #]\ Text… //Style and tone Keep the tone [ENTER TONE] Follow these Design Principles: * Lead with most important information * Use scannable bullet points * Maintain consistent messaging * Include clear narrative flow * Optimize for verbal delivery Follow these Quality Standards: * Each slide stands alone but connects to overall narrative * Speaker notes enhance without repeating slide content * Professional tone appropriate for business presentationsContent created: 28 August 2025| Last updated: 23 November 2025