New document

Choose a file and what to make from it. Nothing starts until you press Build.

Drop a recording, document or images here

or click to choose · mp4, mov, mkv, avi, webm · mp3, wav, m4a, ogg, flac, aac · pdf, docx · png, jpg, webp (text is read from the image; select several for multiple pages)

How the content is written

Summarised Rewritten as an edited article. Condenses repetition, may add a short framing line. Literal — keep everything All the content, organised and cleaned up. Nothing summarised, no “the speaker said” narration. Longer.

Output language Anything other than “same as” translates the content as the document is written.

Language of the recording ?

Company branding ?

What to produce

Pick at least one.

Document — PDF The branded, typeset publication. Document — Word The same document, editable. Slides — PDF A 16:9 deck of the key points, always concise. Slides — PowerPoint The same deck, editable. Illustrated deck new A designed presentation with commissioned artwork — PDF and PowerPoint. Generates 4–6 images with Codex, so it adds a few minutes and uses your ChatGPT quota.

Choose a file to begin.

Documents

Everything built so far. A failed document can be retried — it resumes after transcription when a transcript already exists.

Edit

Changing the text here re-renders the outputs. It does not re-read the recording, so nothing else in the document moves.

Document title — printed on the cover

Category — the small label beside it

Branding

The logo, colours and imprint your documents are built with. Upload a logo and the colours are read out of it automatically — adjust any of them before saving.

Companies

Pick one per document. The default is pre-selected.

New document

How the content is written

What to produce

Building

Documents

Edit

Branding

Companies

Add company

New document

How the content is written

What to produce

Building

Documents

Edit

Branding

Companies

Add company

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Slide artwork

Free

Costs 20–60 seconds and ChatGPT quota

Use a figure from the source

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