Turn a PDF into a finished LaTeX Beamer deck. The template file is the prompt.
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English | ็ฎไฝไธญๆ
TeXDeck
Group meetings, conference talks, thesis proposals, project updates. Point it at a quarterly report instead and it wonโt complain, but slides for research work are what it was built around.
The document on the left of that picture is docs/demo/gold-price-2024.pdf, shipped with the repo so you can run the same thing yourself.
You upload a paper โ or several PDFs that read in order as one pack โ or just paste text, pick a template, and a vision model reads the pages and writes a complete main.tex against that template. XeLaTeX compiles it. About thirty to sixty seconds later you have a PDF, the .tex behind it, and a zip you can drop straight into Overleaf. Slides come back in English whatever language the source is in; ask for another language in the instructions and you get that instead.
Seven templates
| Key | Name | Origin | License |
|---|---|---|---|
academic | Academic (Palatino) | collegeBeamer derivative | CC BY 4.0 |
emerald | Emerald | collegeBeamer derivative | CC BY 4.0 |
graphite | โฆ |