# SlideSpark

> Paste a link, get a deck you can present in an hour. SlideSpark turns a YouTube video, an article, pasted notes, or a one-line topic into an editable slide deck with speaker notes and a 60-second talk track for every slide, then exports it as a .pptx.

## What it does
- Inputs: a YouTube video (built from its captions), an article or blog URL (fetched and cleaned server-side), pasted text up to about 24,000 characters, or a short topic description.
- Output: 5 to 15 slides in five layouts (title, points, two columns, quote, closing), speaker notes on every slide, and a talk track of about 130 to 160 words per slide, roughly one minute when spoken.
- Tones: professional, persuasive, casual, academic.
- Editing: click any heading, point, speaker note, or talk track to rewrite it; switch layouts; add points; delete slides. Changes autosave.
- Export: a standard 16:9 .pptx that opens in PowerPoint, Keynote, and Google Slides, with speaker notes and the talk track in each slide's notes field (visible in presenter view).
- Typical speed: a 12-slide deck with talk tracks takes about 90 seconds to generate.

## Who it's for
Consultants turning workshop recordings into readout decks, founders turning investor updates into board decks, teachers turning lecture videos into class slides, and anyone who presents often and builds slides late.

## Pricing
- Free: 2 complete decks per account (notes and talk tracks included, editor included, no .pptx export). No card needed.
- Pro: $29 per month, cancel anytime. Unlimited decks and .pptx export.
- Lifetime: $249 once. Everything in Pro. Costs less than Pro after about nine months.
- 14-day money-back guarantee on every purchase. Checkout via Stripe.

## Pages
- [Home](https://slidespark-delta.vercel.app/): product overview, animated walkthrough, free no-signup demo, pricing, FAQ
- [Sample deck](https://slidespark-delta.vercel.app/sample): a complete 10-slide example with speaker notes and talk tracks
- [Tutorial](https://slidespark-delta.vercel.app/tutorial): "From YouTube link to boardroom deck in 4 steps", plus presenting tips

## Common questions
- Can SlideSpark make a presentation from a YouTube video? Yes, from the video's captions. Videos with captions turned off can't be read; paste a transcript instead.
- Does SlideSpark write speaker notes? Yes, on every slide, plus a separate word-for-word talk track.
- Does it invent facts? It is instructed to stay within the source material. Decks built from a bare topic use general knowledge, so figures should be checked.
- Can I use my company template? Export the .pptx and paste the slides into your template in PowerPoint (Use Destination Theme). Custom theme import is not built in yet.