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Write your presentation script from PowerPoint with AI

ContentQuest reads the titles, body text and speaker notes of your PowerPoint and writes what to say on each slide, in slide order. Choose a length to fit your time slot and refine only the slides that need it.

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Suggested setup · 1 speaker · Professional · Standard lengthUpdated November 7, 2026

From slide to script

An illustrative sample. Real output depends on your deck and settings.

Source slide
Cut support response time in half

Today: 24 hours on average Goal: 12 hours First step: automated answers to common questions

Speaker notes: Lead with the number
Generated script
Presenter

Let me start with the one number I want you to remember today. Right now, it takes us 24 hours on average to reply to a customer. Our goal is to cut that in half, to 12 hours. The first step is answering common questions automatically.

How to do it

  1. 1

    Upload your PPTX

    ContentQuest reads slide order, titles, body text and speaker notes. Google Slides decks work once downloaded as .pptx.

  2. 2

    Choose one speaker, a tone and a length

    Pick narration with one speaker and a Professional tone. If your time slot is fixed, choose a length per slide to see the total speaking time.

  3. 3

    Refine and export

    Regenerate only the slides you want to change and edit the wording directly. Export a .pptx with the script in its notes, or Word, then rehearse in Presenter Mode.

Tips for a better script

  • Put the numbers and conclusions you want to land in the slide text or notes so the script picks them up.
  • Add instructions like “Lead with the point” or “Explain jargon” to fit your audience.
  • English is estimated at about 150 words a minute, so a 10-minute talk is roughly 1,500 words.

Talks, lectures and internal presentations

FAQ

Have another question? We would love to hear from you.

Email uscontact@park-labs.com

How long should a presentation script be per slide?

At about 150 words a minute, a 30-second slide is roughly 75 words. ContentQuest’s length options are Brief (about 20 seconds, 50 words), Standard (about 45 seconds, 113 words) and Detailed (about 90 seconds, 225 words).

Does it work with slides that have little text?

Yes, but scripts are built from slide text and speaker notes, so image-only slides give it little to work with. A few words per point in the notes make the script far more accurate.

Can I rehearse with it?

Yes. Presenter Mode shows your script with a per-slide time target and a timer. On browsers with compatible voices, it can also read the script aloud.

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Got a deck ready?
Turn it into a script today.

You don’t have to write the first sentence alone. Upload your file, choose your speakers and tone, and you’re set.

Create a script for freeFree with your Google account · No credit card · Supports .pptx
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