Less copy-paste
Use the source URL directly instead of manually moving paragraphs between a browser and presentation software.
URL to presentation
Turn a webpage into a presentation without copying it by hand
Paste a public article, landing page, case study, guide, or other webpage. Pekto extracts the useful content, identifies the main argument, and turns it into an editable presentation you can refine and export.
Free to try · No credit card required
Start with a URL
Blog posts
Case studies
Guides
Landing pages
Structure
Edit
Export
Go from a browser tab to a presentation-ready narrative
Instead of copying paragraphs from a webpage into PowerPoint, use the source as context. Pekto pulls the important material into a presentation structure and leaves out navigation, repeated interface text, and other page clutter.
Clearer slide structure
Convert long-form web content into a sequence of focused slides with stronger hierarchy.
Editable output
Treat the generated presentation as a draft you can rewrite, reorganize, and brand.
How it works
From source content to presentation in three steps
01
Paste the webpage URL
Use a public article, blog post, guide, case study, documentation page, or another content-rich webpage.
02
AI extracts the signal
Pekto focuses on the page content, identifies the key ideas, and turns them into a logical presentation outline and slide flow.
03
Refine the deck
Edit the generated slides, apply the visual style you want, and export or present when the narrative is ready.
Repurpose useful web content into something you can present
Blog-to-deck
Turn a successful article into a webinar, workshop, or conference presentation.
Case-study summaries
Convert a detailed customer story into a concise sales or team presentation.
Competitive research
Build a briefing deck from a public webpage without manually formatting every takeaway.
Educational content
Use a public guide or explainer as source material for a lesson or study presentation.
Related Pekto workflows
Keep working from the same source
Move between presentations, carousels, tools, and templates without starting the content process again.
FAQ
Questions about this workflow
Can I turn any website into a presentation?+
Pekto works best with public pages that contain meaningful written content, such as articles, guides, case studies, reports, and documentation. Pages behind logins or with very little readable content may not provide enough source material.
Does Pekto copy the webpage design?+
No. The goal is not to screenshot or clone the webpage. Pekto uses the content as source material and rebuilds the key ideas as a presentation that is designed for slides.
Can I edit the slides after converting a URL?+
Yes. The generated deck is editable, so you can change the wording, reorder sections, switch layouts, and apply your preferred visual style.
What is the difference between URL-to-presentation and URL-to-PDF?+
A PDF conversion usually preserves the page itself. URL-to-presentation is a content repurposing workflow: it extracts the useful ideas and restructures them into slides meant for presenting.
Can I use a blog post URL as the source?+
Yes. Blog posts are one of the strongest use cases because their existing headings and narrative provide useful structure for a presentation.