Turn a report or document into a presentation, not just a stack of page images. MiniMax Code helps map source material to slide messages, condense the story, and identify details that need review.
Choose a sample or describe your editable presentation, then continue in MiniMax Code.
Sample prompts
Each example starts from verifiable material and a clear brief. Choose a prompt, then adapt it to your own requirements.
A concise slide narrative that preserves findings, evidence, page references, and limitations.
Reshape a dense PDF for an audience while keeping the evidence and important caveats traceable.
Source Mapping
Map every material slide claim, figure, and quotation to the relevant source page before design. Check whether text can be extracted and flag unreadable or scanned sections before relying on their contents.
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Narrative Design
Turn dense sections into a focused sequence with one purpose per slide and clear transitions. Set a target audience and slide count; move supporting detail into notes or an appendix rather than silently deleting it.
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Editable Handoff
Document recreated charts, unresolved layout issues, citations, speaker notes, and export checks before delivery. Confirm whether charts and text need to remain editable, and inspect the delivered file in your target presentation software.
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A workflow comparison, not a performance benchmark. Important facts and final results still need human review.
Start with a focused brief, create a reviewable draft, and validate the result before delivery.
Explain who will view the presentation, what they need to understand, and how long the deck should be.
Add the source document in MiniMax Code, identify sections, figures, tables, and page references.
Create an editable outline, select supporting evidence, and plan visuals and speaker notes.
Check fidelity, citations, readability, accessibility, and recreated visuals before final export.
What to prepare, where the work happens, and what still needs review.