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Nobody remembers slide 14.They remember the story.

Slidestory reads your deck and finds the one story running through it. Then it redraws every slide around that story, with your own numbers and the trend called out, in several different forms. You choose what goes in front of the room.

Try it on your deck See how it works

Bring a deck.

A PDF, a PowerPoint file or images of your slides. Say who is in the room and what you want them to do afterwards.

Review a deck

Why Slidestory

You already know people remember a story, not a slide. But the story lives in your head, and the slide still shows everything at once. Slidestory closes that gap. It finds the line that runs through your deck and draws each slide so that line is the first thing anyone sees.

A slide that shows everythingEvery bar speaks at the same volume.
The same slide, toldOne bar leads, and the change is named.

Same numbers. Four ways to tell them.

A made-up slide about revenue share by region. Move through the versions, or open the gallery to read them one at a time.

20 ways to tell one point.

Ranked bars, slopes, waterfalls, timelines, one big number. Every picture is drawn from the numbers on your own slide.

From a file to a finished story.

  1. Upload

    Drop in a PDF, a PowerPoint file or images of your slides. Choose the audience and what you want them to do.

  2. Find the thread

    Slidestory reads every slide and names the one story, the acts it moves through and the numbers that carry it.

  3. Choose the telling

    Each slide with data comes back in three or four forms, plus one picture for the whole deck. Pick yours and download them as images.

Built so your numbers hold up.

A clean chart is worthless if one figure is wrong. Every visual is held to what is on your slide.

Numbers match your slide

Checked against your slide

Where your slide prints numbers, each figure in a visual is looked up on it, or worked out from it by a sum, a difference, a share or a percent change.

APAC: +7 pts from Q3 2025 to Q3 2026

Trends are calculated, not written

The change under a headline is computed from the chart's own numbers. If nothing moved much, nothing is claimed.

Check these numbersRead off the image, approximate

Doubt is shown

A figure that cannot be confirmed, or that was read off a picture, is labeled on the visual so you know what to check before you present.

Questions people ask first.

What can I upload?

A PDF, a PowerPoint file (.pptx) or images of your slides. Up to 30 slides are read from one file.

Where do my slides go?

Your slides are sent through this site's server to an AI service from Anthropic, which reads and redraws them. Slidestory does not save your slides or your visuals. They exist in your browser until you close the page. The privacy page has the details.

Can I trust the numbers?

Every number in a visual is compared with your slide, and each visual says whether its numbers matched. Values read off a chart image are marked as approximate. It is still an AI, so check every figure against your source before you present.

Will it change my original file?

No. Your file is never altered. You pick the visuals you like and download them as images (PNG or SVG), a PDF or a PowerPoint file.

Can I match my deck's colors?

Yes. Slidestory takes an accent color from your own slides and offers other color themes. Good news can show in green and problems in red.

Does it work on a phone?

You can look at results on a phone, but uploading a deck and choosing visuals is easier on a laptop.

Find the story in your next deck.

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