The room can take in one idea a slide. Give them six.
A slide with four bullets costs the room the time to read it, and they read instead of listening to you. Paste the brainstorm and a minute later it's six slides with one idea each, the stat set huge, and the ask on the last slide where it belongs.
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One idea per slide
It finds the argument buried in your notes and gives each beat its own 16:9 slide, measured against the real geometry so nothing overflows at the podium.
Numbers that hit
A stat reads differently at two hundred points. Yours gets set like a headline, with the chart drawn in beside it.
A look the room hasn't seen
Every deck gets its own stylesheet. Your audience has sat through the template gallery all quarter. This won't remind them of it.
The doc and the PDF ride along
Send the page before the meeting, present the deck in it, leave the PDF behind. All three come from the same words.
Watch a brainstorm become one
These were somebody's Tuesday-night notes for an offsite talk. They open raw and turn into the deck in front of you.
A real page, not a screenshot. The Before / After switch works.
The ask: give it your notes.
Dump in whatever you have, an outline, a doc, voice-memo chaos. Read what comes back, keep what's right, and walk in Thursday with slides that sound like you. The deck that lands is the one the room can repeat back in the lift.