Give Okou a PDF and describe who will see the deck. It extracts the argument, tables, charts, and citations, then rebuilds them as editable slides instead of pasting page screenshots into PowerPoint.
A page-sized report and a projected slide do different jobs. Okou preserves the content but rewrites the hierarchy: one point per slide, readable charts, shorter labels, and detail moved into notes or an appendix.
Figures and citations stay traceable to the source. If a chart cannot be reconstructed faithfully, the deck says so instead of silently changing it.
The source stays intact while the presentation changes.
Findings, methodology, charts, and citations condensed for a decision-making audience.
Performance reports and proposals rebuilt around the meeting rather than the page order.
Dense manuals split into teachable concepts, examples, exercises, and facilitator notes.
Long-form arguments reshaped into a talk without losing the evidence behind them.
The presentation gallery shows real decks Okou can remix around your source material and audience.
Turn public PDF source documents into complete, cited, navigable HTML presentations.
An 8-slide executive deck preserving the findings, qualifications, license, and source of the openly licensed FAIR Guiding Principles paper.
An 8-slide review-style briefing grounded in the Federal Reserve Board's public 2024 Annual Report, with source notes and operational metrics.
A 7-slide workshop deck based on OSHA's Recommended Practices for Safety and Health Programs, including a recap exercise and source URL.
Bring the source, choose the audience, and get an editable deck rather than a flattened conversion.
Google Drive
Google Docs
NotionSave the source, audience, slide structure, and review rules as a reusable workflow for the next deck.
Yes. Text, layout, and rebuilt charts are editable rather than flattened into page images.
Yes. Ask for source notes on each slide and a references appendix when traceability matters.
Yes. Name the audience, time limit, and target slide count so the argument is edited rather than simply split across slides.
Okou also has the report to PPT, the text to slides and the markdown to PPT.
Bring the source, choose the audience, and get an editable deck rather than a flattened conversion.