Speaker notes, one paragraph per slide

Paste your slide titles and points. You get what to say out loud for each slide — not a description of the slide — plus a delivery cue.

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Speaker notes, one paragraph per slide

Paste your slide titles and points. You get what to say out loud for each slide — not a description of the slide — plus a delivery cue.

Frequently asked questions

Do I get free credits to try Speaker Notes Generator?
Yes — new accounts get 3 free credits to spend on any tool, Speaker Notes Generator included. After that you only pay for what you run.
How many credits does Speaker Notes Generator cost?
Runs start at 1 credits. The exact price is shown before you run it, and Pro or Pro+ plans cut it by 20–40%.
Is the content I paste private?
Speaker Notes Generator uses your input only to generate the result. Stored results are deleted automatically by our retention policy, and you can remove any run from your history.
Where is my PowerPoint file processed?
The .pptx is parsed in your browser: the deck itself is never uploaded. For Speaker Notes Generator, only the text extracted from it is sent to the model to write the result, and the extracted text is shown on the page before you run it.
Do I need to install anything?
No. Speaker Notes Generator works in any modern browser — nothing to download or install.

Use cases

Speaker Notes Generator

Paste your slide outline and get a spoken paragraph per slide, with a delivery cue and an opening that earns attention.

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