PPT Speech Writer

A finished slide deck can still leave you unsure what to say. Turn an existing academic PowerPoint into slide-by-slide speaker notes and a separate rehearsal document, grounded in the text and visuals your audience will see.

What it does

• Writes your spoken script: Builds clear explanations around each slide’s findings, methods, and evidence.
• Reads beyond text boxes: Checks charts, tables, diagrams, screenshots, and text inside images.
• Adds notes to PowerPoint: Places the spoken script in the notes pane, with options to replace, append, or preserve existing notes.
• Prepares rehearsal materials: Includes delivery cues, transitions, timing estimates, and explanations of technical terms.
• Flags unclear evidence: Identifies visual details that need your confirmation rather than guessing.

How it works

1. Share your .pptx and confirm the language, speaking time, audience, and occasion.
2. Review a short account of the deck’s argument and clarify any unreadable details.
3. Confirm the proposed opening, central point, and close.
4. Receive the updated PowerPoint, rehearsal document, and visual-review report.

Works with

Existing PowerPoint .pptx files. Rehearsal documents are delivered as Word files, with a Markdown fallback when Word document support is unavailable.

Why use this skill

You spend less time matching your script to figures and checking technical terms. The separate rehearsal document gives you delivery guidance without cluttering the PowerPoint notes.

Use cases

• Prepare a thesis defense with figure-by-figure explanations.
• Rehearse a conference talk within a time limit.
• Turn a research deck into a clear lab update.

Known limitations

Requires an existing deck and tools to render and inspect slides. Unreadable visuals need clarification before their notes can be completed.