Generate conference slides that hold a room
Paste your talk outline, key takeaways, and time slot. SlideGMM produces a time-aware deck — opener, three-act narrative, takeaways, and Q&A — with speaker notes for every slide.
Conference talk FAQs
For a 30-minute conference talk, 18–25 slides keeps pace without rushing. SlideGMM defaults to about one slide per 75 seconds, leaving room for stories and Q&A. For lightning talks (5–10 min), use 8–12 high-impact slides instead.
Yes — conference templates use larger typography, higher contrast, and minimal text per slide because conference projectors render fine details poorly. The output reads cleanly from row 30 of an auditorium, not just on a laptop preview.
Drop your screenshots directly into the slide grid; SlideGMM lays them out cleanly with caption space. For live demos, generate "demo intro" + "demo recap" slides around your live segment so attendees who couldn't see the demo still get the takeaway.
Yes — every conference slide gets draft speaker notes you can edit. Notes export with the .pptx so you can rehearse in PowerPoint Presenter View or print them for the green room. Saves 4–6 hours of rehearsal prep on a fresh talk.
After the talk, regenerate the deck in "handout mode" — denser slides with full speaker notes inline, optimized for reading offline. SlideGMM ships both versions from the same source content so you don't maintain two decks.