presenting-conference-talks

To convert a research paper into conference slides, this tool generates Beamer LaTeX and editable PPTX decks with per-slide speaker notes. It embeds your paper content into a coherent narrative tailored to your chosen talk type.

Yes, you can generate both Beamer LaTeX and editable PPTX slides from the same paper. The dual output provides a polished PDF for presentation and an editable PPTX file for last-minute changes.

Spotlight or oral talks for ML conferences should follow slide-count ranges specific to each talk type. The tool applies appropriate slide progressions for poster-talk, spotlight, oral, and invited talk formats.

Yes, python-pptx supports adding speaker notes to generated presentation slides. The tool uses the python-pptx library to produce PPTX output and attaches per-slide notes focused on timing and transitions.

The best way to structure a research talk narrative is by applying a review checklist for pacing and figure reuse. The tool aligns compiled-paper figures into a coherent slide narrative using takeaway-before-evidence guidance.

Yes, you can reuse figures from your compiled paper when generating conference slides. The tool follows a review checklist to ensure figure and workflow alignment while maintaining readability and pacing.