
Text to presentation
Paste any text and get a deck that says what the text meant.
Examples
Rough meeting notes as a leadership update, then an article, an email thread and an interview, each pasted as plain text.
How it works

Paste the text
Rough notes, a long email, a call transcript, a blog post. No formatting needed; Chatly reads it as it is, typos and all.

See the points
Chatly marks the sentences that carry the message and groups them into slides. Add a point it missed or drop one that does not belong.

Get the deck
Each point becomes a slide with a clear headline and a visual that fits, and everything else from the text waits in the speaker notes.
Features
Works withmessy text
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Learn more about finds what mattersNumbers becomevisuals
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Learn more about nothing lostYour structureor ours
Learn more about your structure or oursAny lengthof text
Learn more about any length of text
Who it’s for
From Tuesday's notes4 decisions, parking in the notesMeeting notes into updates
Notes typed during a meeting turned into a short deck for the people who were not there, decisions first.
Article to talkThe numbers pulled outArticles into talks
A blog post or essay presented as slides for a meetup, a lecture or an internal lunch-and-learn.
From an email threadEvery ask on one slideEmails into briefings
A long email thread condensed into a briefing deck that a manager can read in two minutes.
Frequently asked questions
What kind of text can I turn into a presentation?
Any plain text: notes, emails, transcripts, articles, outlines and scripts. Paste it in or upload a text file.
Does the text need headings or bullets?
No. Chatly reads unformatted text for meaning and decides where the slide breaks fall. Headings help, but they are not required.
What happens to text that does not fit on the slides?
It goes into the speaker notes of the slide it belongs to, so the deck stays readable and nothing from the original is lost.
Can I choose the number of slides?
Yes. Ask for a slide count and Chatly groups the points to fit it, rather than squeezing more words onto each slide.
Can I export the presentation?
Yes. Export to PowerPoint, Google Slides, Keynote or PDF, with editable text and native charts.

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Real work out.
Paste any text and get a deck that says what the text meant.
Chatly on your phone and your Mac
Chatly for iPhone
Brief the deck on the train, approve the outline, and present it from your phone. Every deck you make here is on your phone.
Coming soon to the App StoreChatly for Mac
Slides on your desktop, with the reports and spreadsheets you already have to hand.
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