paper-slides

You can convert a research paper into conference slides by providing a compiled paper directory to automatically extract paper structure, generate slide outlines, content frames, and optional speaker notes.

Yes, you can generate both Beamer and PPTX outputs from a compiled paper directory, supporting oral, spotlight, poster, and invited talks with venue-specific color schemes and layouts.

Yes, the paper-to-slides tool supports venue-aware templates for NeurIPS, ICML, ICLR, AAAI, ACL, and GENERIC, adapting color schemes and layouts for your specific conference presentation.

To create a slide outline from paper sections, the tool automatically extracts the paper structure from your compiled paper directory and generates a reusable outline for consistent storytelling.

The best way to prepare a spotlight talk is to specify your desired talk type, venue, and duration, which triggers automatic validation of inputs and generation of a complete, conference-ready slide deck.

Yes, you need a compiled paper directory as the input, because the tool validates this input and extracts the paper structure to produce the slide outline, content frames, and speaker notes.