What you'll get: A short slide-by-slide outline with titles, a few bullets each, and speaker notes, built from your own notes.
For: Students
Turn my notes into a short presentation. Topic: [TOPIC]. Who I'm presenting to: [CLASS / CLUB / COWORKERS]. Time limit: [MINUTES]. My notes: [PASTE NOTES]. Make [NUMBER] slides. For each slide give a short title, 3 bullets at most, and 2 or 3 sentences of speaker notes I can say out loud. Add a simple picture idea for each slide. Only use facts from my notes, and put a note where I need to add a source or a number myself.
💡 Set a time limit. It keeps the deck short, about one slide per minute, instead of 20 crowded slides.
Fill in the [BRACKETS] with your own details, then paste it into any AI chat.
Get a calm, balanced explanation.
Explain [NEWS TOPIC] to me in plain words. What happened, why people are talking about it, and the main viewpoints. Keep it calm and balanced, and tell me if things may have changed since your information was last updated.
💡 Asking for balanced views helps you form your own opinion. Check a trusted news source for the latest.
Get the main points of an article or chapter.
Summarize this [CHAPTER / ARTICLE] in [NUMBER] bullet points, then tell me the 3 most important ideas I'd likely be tested on: "[PASTE TEXT]".
💡 Pointing out testable ideas helps you focus your study time.
A short digest of a long email chain so you know what's decided and what's next.
Summarize this email thread in plain words: "[PASTE THE EMAIL THREAD]". Tell me: (1) what the conversation is about, (2) what was decided, (3) what still needs an answer, and (4) what I should do next. Keep the whole summary under [NUMBER] short bullets. Flag anything that sounds urgent.
💡 Paste the whole thread when you can. Missing earlier messages is the usual reason summaries miss the point.