paper-slides

To convert a LaTeX research paper into conference presentation slides, run the tool against your compiled paper directory to extract content from paper/sections/*.tex and generate a beamer LaTeX project. This process produces a compiled PDF and editable PPTX file.

Yes, you can generate speaker notes and a talk script from your research paper. The tool automatically produces standalone speaker_notes.md, a word-for-word TALK_SCRIPT.md, and embeds notes directly into the presentation.pptx file for your reference during the talk.

Yes, this tool supports different conference presentation formats including spotlight, oral, invited, and poster-talk structures. It applies venue-aligned styling for major conferences like NeurIPS, ICML, ICLR, CVPR, and ACL to match your specific talk length and depth requirements.

Yes, you need LaTeX tooling installed to compile beamer slides from your paper. The compilation process requires latexmk with pdflatex, or xelatex if your paper contains CJK characters, to successfully generate the slides/main.pdf output file.

The best way to create a beamer presentation from existing paper sections is to run the automated conversion tool on your paper directory. It extracts content from paper/sections/*.tex, generates a timed slide outline, compiles the LaTeX project into PDF, and exports an editable PPTX.

Paper to slides conversion may fail with CJK characters if the compilation engine lacks CJK support. You must use xelatex instead of standard pdflatex via latexmk to properly render CJK characters in the generated beamer PDF and PPTX outputs.