Deck Notes
Upload the deck. Get notes worth presenting from.
Deck Notes reads your PowerPoint and writes full speaker notes for every slide — notes that add the context the slides can't carry, bridge naturally from one to the next, and sound like something a confident presenter would actually say out loud.
SERIES-A-PITCH.PPTX
SLIDE 7 · THE MARKET
Speaker Notes
Note Ends With
The Notes Nobody Writes
The deck is done. Now you have to actually present it.
Speaker notes are the most neglected part of any presentation. When they exist at all, they're just the slide text copied into the notes field. So you're left memorizing a script or winging it from bullets — and both show the moment you're in front of the room.
I read my slides out loud to the audience. They could read them too. The whole presentation felt pointless and I knew it halfway through.
Cost: a room reading ahead of you
I froze on the transition between slides. Every jump felt abrupt because I never planned how one idea led to the next.
Cost: a presentation that lurched
I knew the material cold but blanked on what to actually say. Without notes I forgot the one point that mattered most.
Cost: the key point, missed
The Difference
Stop reading slides. Start presenting.
Before
Notes that just repeat the slide text
Reading bullets the audience already sees
Abrupt, unplanned jumps between slides
Blanking on the point that mattered most
A script to memorize or nothing at all
After
Notes that add what the slide can't show
Context and examples beyond the bullets
A natural transition into every next slide
The reason each slide matters, spelled out
A presenting guide, not a script to recite
What you get
Written To Be Spoken
Complete sentences in natural spoken language — no passive voice, no bullet fragments. Notes that sound right when read aloud.
Natural DeliveryAdds What The Slide Can't
Context, examples, and reasoning a slide surface can't hold. Deck Notes deliberately avoids restating the slide.
Real ExpansionBuilt-In Transitions
Every note ends with a natural bridge into the next slide's content — one continuous thread instead of disconnected slides.
Slide-To-Slide FlowFull Notes, Every Slide
Every slide in the deck gets a complete note — nothing skipped, nothing left as just a header.
Whole Deck CoveredJust Upload The File
Drop in your .pptx — Deck Notes parses it and writes notes for every slide. No conversion, no copy-paste, no setup.
Direct .pptx UploadExport & Present
Download the full set of notes as PDF or DOCX, alongside your deck, ready to present from.
PDF & DOCXPART OF THE SPECIALIZED CATALOG
Deck Notes is the last step before you walk in the room.
Deck Notes stands on its own — upload a deck, get full speaker notes back. Whatever wrote the deck's narrative, Deck Notes is the tool that gets you ready to deliver it out loud.
Pitch One-Pager
Presenting the same pitch as a one-pager leave-behind? Keep the narrative consistent between both documents.
How It Works
From uploaded deck to speaker notes in four steps.
Upload The Deck
Drop in your .pptx file — up to 5MB.
Nothing Sent Yet
The file stays local until you click generate — review your selection first.
Generate Notes
Full speaker notes for every slide, with transitions built in. Larger decks take 20–60 seconds.
Present With Confidence
Walk in with a guide that reminds you what to say and why it matters.
The Standard Every Note Meets
A note that just restates the slide is worse than no note at all.
Most AI speaker notes fail the same way — they pad out the slide text and call it a note. Deck Notes is built to clear a higher bar.
Spoken Language
Complete, natural sentences — no bullet fragments, no passive voice.
Slide Expansion
Context, examples, and reasoning the slide surface can't carry.
Transitions
Every note ends with a natural bridge to the next slide.
Full Coverage
Every slide in the deck, not just the ones that felt hard to present.
Built For Everyone Who Stands Up To Present
From a first pitch to a keynote stage.
First-Time Presenters
Notes that work as a safety net without becoming a crutch.
Subject Experts
Technical content translated into language a non-expert room follows.
Sales Engineers
Notes that stay on-message across every deck you present.
Executives
Notes that match the gravitas of a board or investor room.
Conference Speakers
Notes for decks built fast under deadline pressure.
Deck Notes
- Written To Be Spoken
- Adds What The Slide Can't
- Built-In Transitions
- Full Notes, Every Slide
$20/mo · cancel anytime
The deck is ready. Now you can be too.
Every slide you read aloud is a moment the room tunes out. Turn your deck into notes that let you present with confidence — and never read a bullet point to an audience again.
Write My Speaker Notes →Common questions
What file formats do you accept?
PowerPoint (.pptx) files. The tool reads slide text and structure to generate notes for each slide.
Does it handle technical and data-heavy slides?
Yes. For data slides, the notes focus on what the data means and what point to make from it — not just repeating the numbers.
Can I set a tone or audience?
Not yet — Deck Notes reads the deck itself and writes notes to match its content and register. There's no separate tone or audience field today; that's on the roadmap.