Rough notes go in.
A structured deck comes out.
One set of notes.Seven finished slides.
Below is a real-shaped set of notes on the left - the kind you would type into your phone the day before a council presentation. On the right is what Makelfy structures out of it.
- -intro - climate action for our city
- -3 wins we can hit this quarter
- -bike lanes on main road (data from transport dept)
- -canopy planting - 12 wards, 4000 saplings
- -e-waste pickup sunday mornings
- -cost breakdown per program
- -ask - approve pilot in ward 7 first
Structure is inferred, not asked for.
You never fill out a form saying "this is my intro slide, this is my body, this is my close." Makelfy reads your notes and infers the shape.
The opening
A framing sentence is pulled out and turned into a stage-setting slide - what this deck is about and why the audience should care.
Section breaks
Clusters of related bullets become sections. Numbered lists in your notes ("3 things", "5 steps") are honoured as slide beats.
The strongest point
A single line that carries the argument is promoted - either as the title of a body slide or as the anchor of the closing slide.
The ask
If your notes end on a request, decision or call-to-action, that becomes the deck's close and the deck is paced backward from it.
Try it on your own notes tonight.
The demo on the home page runs the same transformation - live, on whatever you paste in.