Tome App AI

Tome App AI builds editable PowerPoint decks from a text prompt, a document, a web page, or a YouTube video, and can redesign existing PPT files or write speaker notes for them. Generation runs on Claude models with style presets, browser preview and editing, and PPTX export.

Tome App AI is a browser-based presentation workspace that turns a brief or a source file into an editable slide deck. The core generator takes a topic, an audience, and a goal, then produces an outline and a first set of slides. The model selector on the generator screen shows Claude options, and the site names Claude Opus 4.7 as the engine behind generation. Slide count and presentation language are set before you hit generate, so the draft arrives closer to what you intended rather than as a generic template. A style preset library, such as the magazine-inspired Ink Classic template, controls typography and spacing. Beyond prompt-to-deck, the suite covers four distinct workflows. Documents can be converted into structured slides from PDF, Word, Excel, Markdown, plain text, HTML, or a YouTube link. Existing PowerPoint files can be beautified, meaning layouts, typography, and spacing get rebuilt while the original content stays available for comparison. A speaker notes tool produces slide-by-slide talking points from an uploaded deck. There is also a reverse prompt feature that reads a finished presentation and extracts the design prompt behind it, which is useful for reproducing a look. Generated slides are previewed in the browser, where text and layouts can be revised before export. The result downloads as an editable PPTX file for continued work in PowerPoint or a compatible editor. Supporting touches include layout suggestions sized to each slide's content, chart generation from suitable source data, and image suggestions that should be checked for relevance before you export. Multiple presentation languages are available at generation time. This fits business, education, and everyday presentation work where speed matters more than pixel-level control. It suits people who already have material (a report, a video, a rough deck) more than designers who want to build from scratch. Compared with slide tools that lock output into a proprietary format, the PPTX export path is the main differentiator, and the conversion tools make it a reasonable bridge between messy source documents and a presentable file.