Turn Any Web Article into a Structured Presentation
Article to Presentation is for the moment a good piece of writing on the open web needs to become a discussion deck — a well-argued blog post for a team meeting, an analysis piece for a class, a report for a client update. EDITHLY reads the actual article content, strips out the ads, navigation, and comment threads around it, and structures what's left into slides.
- Paste a URL to any public article, blog post, or web page
- Ads, navigation, and comments are stripped automatically — only the article content converts
- Long-form pieces are summarized into a logical slide structure covering all major sections
- Supports 30+ languages
- Doesn't work on paywalled or login-gated content — only publicly readable pages
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How to Convert ARTICLE URL Files to Presentation Slides
Three simple steps — no account, no installation, no design skills required.
Paste Article URL
Paste the link to any public article, blog post, or web page.
AI Reads & Structures
EDITHLY extracts the main content and organizes it into a slide flow.
Get Your Slides
Edit, export to PPTX, or share a live link.
Who Uses Article to Presentation
Real workflows, not hypotheticals — this is how people actually put it to use.
Turning an industry analysis piece into a team discussion deck
A well-argued external article relevant to strategy gets converted into slides for a team meeting, instead of everyone reading the link separately and discussing it cold.
Building a discussion deck from a current-events article
A news or opinion piece relevant to the week's topic becomes a structured slide deck for class discussion, without manually outlining the argument first.
Referencing outside research in a client deliverable
A relevant external report or analysis piece gets converted into a slide summary that fits alongside a client presentation's other slides.
Summarizing a long-form investigative piece for a reading group
A lengthy investigative article gets structured into slides covering its major sections, useful for guiding a group discussion instead of assuming everyone read the whole thing closely.
Why Use EDITHLY to Create Presentation Slidess?
Just a URL
No copy-pasting — paste the link and get slides.
Clutter-Free
Ads, navigation, and comments are stripped automatically.
Export Anywhere
Export to PPTX, PDF, or a shareable link.
Doing This Manually vs. Article to Presentation
| What You're Doing | The Manual Way | With EDITHLY |
|---|---|---|
| Turning a long article into discussion slides | 30–60 minutes of manual outlining | Under a minute |
| Removing ads, navigation, and clutter | Manual copy-paste cleanup | Stripped automatically |
| Covering all major sections of a long piece | Easy to skim past a section while manually outlining | AI processes the full article systematically |
| Sharing with a non-English-speaking audience | Separate translation step | Generate directly in 30+ languages |
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Tips for Better Results
- Well-structured articles with clear subheadings convert into a more organized deck than a single unbroken wall of text.
- Double-check that the source page is genuinely public — sites that show a preview but gate the full article behind a login will only convert the visible preview.
- For opinion or analysis pieces, review the generated slides against the source to make sure nuance in the argument wasn't oversimplified.
- Use this for a discussion starting point, not a substitute for reading the original — cite and link back to the source article when sharing the deck.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Pasting a paywalled or login-gated URL and getting an incomplete conversion from whatever preview text was publicly visible.
- Using it on a purely listicle-style page with no real argument and expecting a substantive, structured deck.
- Presenting the converted deck as your own analysis without attribution — it's a structural conversion of someone else's published work.
Where This Tool Has Limits
- Paywalled, login-gated, or JavaScript-heavy pages that don't render readable article text may not convert cleanly.
- Very short articles or pure link roundups don't have enough substantive content for a well-structured deck.
- Nuanced argumentation can get compressed in the summarization step — always sanity-check against the source before presenting as a faithful summary.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does it work with paywalled articles?+
No, only publicly accessible pages can be read.
Can I convert a long-form investigative piece?+
Yes, long articles are summarized into a logical slide structure covering all major sections.
Does it work on non-English articles?+
Yes, 30+ languages are supported.
Can I convert a news article for a current-events presentation?+
Yes — news articles, opinion pieces, and analysis pieces all convert well, as long as the page is publicly accessible without a login or paywall.
What happens to images and embedded charts in the article?+
Key images referenced in the article's text are generally preserved where relevant to a slide's point; purely decorative images and ads are stripped out along with navigation and comments.