paper-to-beamer

To convert a paper PDF into a Beamer presentation, you need automated extraction of text, figures, and equations to drive LaTeX slide generation. This Skill handles the end-to-end workflow, outputting a compilable main.tex file using the Crimson theme.

Yes, automated figure and table extraction from PDFs for LaTeX slides is possible. Using PyMuPDF and pdfplumber, this Skill pulls visual elements from your paper and integrates them directly into the generated Beamer deck.

Yes, the generated Beamer template supports XeLaTeX and xeCJK for multilingual presentations. The Skill customizes language and duration settings, ensuring your academic talk slides display correctly across different languages.

Generating a bibliography for a Beamer presentation from a research paper involves wiring the extracted references into the LaTeX template. This Skill automates bibliography wiring alongside slide structure, keeping content faithful to the original paper.

The best way to create a Beamer deck from varying paper types is to adapt the slide structure to the specific content. This Skill tailors the presentation layout based on whether the paper is empirical, survey, architecture, or theory.

No, manual compilation is not strictly required as the Skill performs structural validation and optional compilation to PDF. However, a visual review phase is required after the automated workflow to ensure the slides are ready to present.