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Presentation creator

Presentation Creator: build slides from what you already have

Hand Felo the notes, the document, the spreadsheet, the picture, or the link. It reads what you give it and returns slides you can edit.

Or start from one of these

Start from a file you already have.

The gap

The template was never the hard part

Most presentation creators open with a gallery. Pick a layout, and the slide is still empty, because the missing piece was never the design.

  • A gallery gives you a look

    Choosing a theme takes a minute. It does not tell you what belongs on slide four.

  • The words are somewhere else

    In a report, a spreadsheet, a document, a thread, your own head. Getting them onto slides is the work.

  • So that is where this starts

    With whatever the presentation currently lives in.

Design is the part a machine should do. Deciding what to say is the part it should not.

Starting points

What you can hand it

Each of these goes in as it is. Working out the structure is the part Felo does.

A slide headed “What goes in”, subtitled “Different formats. A fuller picture.”, with four thumbnails in a row. Documents: a “Q2 2024 Market Analysis Report” opening on an Executive Summary, marked “Page 1 of 12”. Spreadsheets: a table headed Product, Units, Revenue and Growth, with rows for North 1,240 units / 186,000 / 12%, South 980 / 147,000 / 8%, East 1,320 / 210,000 / 15% and West 870 / 118,000 / 6%. Images: a photograph of a mountain lake. Links: a card headed “The future of a more open internet”, captioned “Ideas, perspectives, and research on what comes next.”, showing the address https://example.org/article. Under each thumbnail sit the captions Documents, Spreadsheets, Images and Links.

  • Loose notes

    Paste the bullets you already wrote, in whatever order they came out. Order is what you are buying.

  • A document

    PDF, Word, or Markdown. Its headings become your sections.

  • A spreadsheet

    Excel or CSV. Rows and columns come back as tables and charts instead of a wall of numbers.

  • An image

    A whiteboard photo, a chart screenshot, a scanned page. JPG, PNG, WebP, TIFF, or GIF.

  • A link you paste

    Felo reads the public page. Anything behind a login will not open.

Text, documents, spreadsheets, and images all go in the same box.

What comes back

Slides you can still change your mind about

Not a picture of a presentation. The presentation.

Sections, already in order
The material comes back grouped and sequenced, with an opening and a closing it decided you needed.
Every slide is editable
Select the text, move the block, change the colour. Nothing is a screenshot of a slide.
Out in one click
PPTX for PowerPoint, PDF for everyone else. Both open outside Felo.
A slide sorter showing six finished slides in a two-row grid. Top row: a title slide reading “A more human future” over the line “Ideas people progress” and, in the corner, “A brighter tomorrow built together”, beside a photograph of a figure climbing wide white steps; a two-column slide headed “Deeper thinking. Brighter outcomes.” with the sections “Strategy with empathy” and “Real impact”; and a quote slide on a deep blue ground reading “Progress happens when people feel more human, not less.” Bottom row: a photo slide captioned “A wider perspective” and “New ideas often start with a different point of view.”; a three-column slide numbered 01 People first, 02 Ideas to action and 03 A brighter future; and a closing slide reading “Onward together.” over “People ideas progress”.

Three steps

From what you have to what you show

No blank slide, and no browsing a gallery first.

  1. Hand over the material

    Attach the files, paste the notes, drop in the picture, or paste the link.

  2. Say what it is for

    Topic, audience, length, language. A paragraph covers it.

  3. Edit what comes back

    Rewrite any slide, then export it or present it from the browser.

Your template

It can wear your company's template

If your team already has a PowerPoint template, the slides can come back inside it.

A slide wearing a corporate template: a deep navy header band carrying the title “A clearer path to what’s next” and the line “Focus today. A brighter tomorrow.” under a thin gold rule, with an abstract two-part geometric mark in the top corner. Below, two columns of body text are headed “Stronger foundations for lasting progress” and “Expanding opportunity for greater impact”, each followed by a paragraph and three gold bullet points.
Import the .pptx
Import Template takes a PowerPoint file up to 50MB.
Felo reads the style
It picks out the colours, the fonts, and the logo, and saves the result as your personal template.
Use it again
Your templates sit next to the built-in themes, ready for the next presentation.

No template of your own? The built-in themes cover the usual cases.

Limits

Where it stops

Better to know now than halfway through.

A .pptx is not source material
The input box takes PDF, Word, text, Markdown, Excel, CSV, and images. PowerPoint files belong in the template panel, not the source panel.
It does not check your figures
Numbers come from what you supplied. Read them again before you present them.
One source file at a time on the free plan
A free account attaches one document per presentation, up to 25MB. Paid plans allow up to ten; enterprise accounts raise the ceiling to 50MB.
Some links will not open
Anything behind a login, and anything that blocks readers, comes back empty.

Presentation creator questions

Start from one particular kind of file

If the material is already in one format, these pages go straight at it.

Start now

Bring what you have

Attach a file, paste your notes, or start from a link. The slides come back editable.

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