PPTX and PPT input
Upload a PPTX or PPT file up to 50MB.
AI SPEAKER NOTES WORKSPACE
Generate Speech from PPT with notes you can actually use
Upload a PowerPoint and turn its slide sequence into speaker notes, talking points, and transitions. Review the script before you present, then copy the parts that fit your delivery.
Drag and drop your PPTX or PPT file here, or click to browse. Maximum file size: 50MB
See the workflow before you upload
These real product views show the source deck, the generated notes, and the review step that connects them.
Slide-by-slide output
Generated sections follow the deck order and remain easy to match with each slide.
Copy-ready notes
Review the result in the browser and copy the useful sections for rehearsal.
The slides are finished, but the words are not
A complete deck does not tell you what to say. Charts need context, dense slides need a takeaway, and topic changes need transitions. Generate Speech from PPT provides a working script while leaving the final judgment with you.
Move beyond reading the slide
Reading visible text sounds flat. Speaker notes can explain why a chart matters, what a comparison means, and where listeners should focus next.
Connect one idea to the next
Drafted transitions help you close one section, introduce the next, and keep the spoken story moving.
Prepare in less time
A generated first version leaves more preparation time for fact checking, emphasis, and your own voice.
From PowerPoint file to a rehearsable script
Generate Speech from PPT uses a short, reviewable workflow. It creates written notes, not synthetic audio, so you control the delivery.
- 1Upload
- 2Generate
- 3Review
- 4Rehearse
Upload
Choose a PPTX or PPT file up to 50MB. Use a near-final version because the notes follow its slide order.
Generate
TomeApp reads the slide sequence and prepares explanations, talking points, and transitions.
Review
Check every section against its slide. Correct names, numbers, quotations, confidential details, and any claim that needs a source.
Rehearse
Rewrite the useful notes in your voice, practise aloud, and shorten passages that feel too long when spoken.
A speaking draft organised around your slides
The output is a practical first draft for rehearsal. It helps you explain the deck without ignoring your audience or experience.
Notes for each slide
Headings align the script with the slide sequence, helping you find your place while presenting.
Talking points and transitions
The draft adds explanations, emphasis, and connecting language missing from the visible slide.
Text you can reshape
Copy the notes and adapt the vocabulary, examples, timing, and level of detail to the people who will actually hear them.
Why the notes follow the presentation
TomeApp combines file analysis, slide order, language context, and streamed output to keep the notes tied to your presentation.
Slide sequence analysis
The deck is processed in order, preserving the path from opening context to the final takeaway.
Visual and text context
Slide content and structure help explain charts, labels, and visuals. Always verify specialised claims yourself.
Language-aware generation
The selected site language is passed into generation, so the draft can follow your workflow language.
Streaming and API access
Notes appear during generation. The API tab documents an endpoint for application workflows.
Continue with the tool your deck needs
Choose the next tool according to the file you have and the work still left to do.
AI Generate PPT
Create slides first when you have a topic but no finished PowerPoint.
AI Beautify PPT
Improve the visual structure when the content is ready.
PPT to PDF
Create a fixed PDF copy after reviewing the deck and notes.
PPT to Word
Move slide content into a handout, outline, or reference document.
Compress PPTX
Reduce the file size before sharing the presentation.
PPT to Keynote
Prepare the presentation when Keynote is your final delivery tool.
Generate Speech from PPT questions
Answers about files, output, language, privacy, and review.
Turn the finished deck into a speaking draft
Use Generate Speech from PPT to prepare slide-by-slide notes, then edit the result until it sounds like something you would actually say.