Upload a .pptx or .pdf deck and get bulleted notes summarising each slide.
SlideNotes converts presentation decks into written notes. You upload a PowerPoint or PDF file and it identifies the key phrases per slide and returns bulleted notes you can review or share, aimed at students revising lecture decks and at people who missed a meeting. It handles only those two file types. The free tier gives a limited number of notes and caps uploads at 5MB; paid access removes those limits and is sold monthly, yearly or as a one-off lifetime purchase. The service has been running since the start of 2024 and is contactable only by email — no company entity is named.
$4.99/month or $29.99/year, plus a $49.99 one-time lifetime option. Free accounts get a limited number of notes and a 5MB upload cap.
Use tool ↗A narrow tool that does one conversion — deck to bullet notes — and prices it low enough to be an impulse purchase, including a $49.99 lifetime option that beats ten months of subscription. That narrowness is also the limit: two file formats, no integrations, and a small solo operation behind it with no company details published.
Watch out: Free accounts hit a 5MB upload ceiling, which most image-heavy lecture decks exceed.
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