SO SO AMAZING! I literally had a presentation to make for my school. It helped me create it in a fraction of seconds. Thank goodness u r not just posting random content. IT REALLY WORKS!!!
This video is great, but I'm afraid I'll have to update my version of Power Point since I have the 2019 version. Unfortunately, this version does not support it. The final result is just a slide with the main titles without any bullets. This is very valuable information that you have shared with us. Thanks a lot.
I just did it! Using a free HTML editor and commands from word .doc to .ppt Time = 30 min together with research of .pdf that I wanted, creation of outline, slide notes, and scenarios for each topic! Lock forward to more in your Masterclass; thank you, Josh!
hey Josh, great video. Thank you for educating the community. I have something which you might find quite interesting. I am using python to skin this cat.
@@JoshCav I'm currently using openAI's gpt-3.5-turbo model family with Python (open source). Using that I can make powerpoint presentations from word documents as big as 200 pages (the tool automatically summarize so it fits in a 16k context) I've done a pretty detailed demo on that which you can find among my videos (hard to miss cuz I don't have many.) feel free to use as many clips from the video as you need in case u find it interesting.
@@leonid20000 Thanks! Yeah... I have a feeling within a year so much of this will be automated. You'll still need a great prompt to get the results you need, but the a lot of the heavy lifting will be done by AI.
About 80% of the robot's script is written by ChatGPT. What's crazy is ChatGPT keeps using the same personality from a simple prompt for different scripts. 😲🤯
If anyone is using MacOS, using Safari will not allow the feature to export the .HTML file extension into a PowerPoint file. I used Google Chrome and everything worked fine!
This RU-vid video is very helpful. I previously attempted to do this following the PDF tutorial but now I see where I may have missed a step. Converting the html to a .doc. I’ll give it another shot and see what happens. Thanks for sharing your expertise!
Hi . It was best tutorial i ever seen . I am facing here a problem . Once i prepare the presentation so after that i am trying to open it on my desktop powerpoint i am using office 2009 version . So the presentation could'nt open in my desktop app . Please resolve my this issue . Thanks
Thanks. Well, there may be a compatibility issue with the old version of PowerPoint and Office 365. I would upgrade your version of PowerPoint if possible to get this to work.
Hi Josh! I tried to do this but the final output did not have all the slides. While the HTML file had 10 slide the exported slide document had got curtailed to 4 slides. Any idea how i can overcome this?
That's odd. Make sure all the formatting is clean in the Word document before.co verting to PowerPoint. It should only be Headings and unordered lists (bullets).
hey thanks for the video ! is very helpful, but when i trying to open the HTML file into Word the HTML will still maintain in the Word( still in code format), what should I do?
Make sure the file extension is .HTML. when saving the text file from the text editor. Word will be able to parse the tags out when opening the file up.
I can't help but feel so nostalgic whenever I hear the BGM for this video! It takes me back to a simpler time when I would spend hours playing games on my Amiga 500. The sound of those synths and drums just puts a smile on my face and makes me feel like a kid again. Thank you!
Haha... Love it! I go all the way back to the original Pong and eventually the Atari 2600. I remember the feeling of seeing the Amiga in action for the first time. 🤯
I found out after making the video this option was not available to everyone. You could also try taking the headlng and bullets and place them in the outline view in PowerPoint. There may be some edits, but it's a fast way to get the information in PowerPoint from ChatGPT.
@@JoshCav But it is also a very inspiring and delightful video anyway, thank you for responding and sorry for the anger last night, I am looking forwarding to this feature's access soon😃
I am getting this msg , when typing convert my above content into HTML : Unfortunately, as an AI language model, I'm not able to directly convert text into HTML code. However, I can provide some guidance on how to do so if you'd like to try it yourself!
It seems this feature is not on every Office 365 account. This is still a "Preview" technology. The work around is to take your outline from Word --> Copy --> Open PowerPoint --> View Tab --> Outline View --> Paste into Outline View. You will need to make a few adjustments, but it stil works.
Thanks, interesting. But what is the purpose in this process? I could create such a presentation much faster manually, than you did using several tools. I just can't see any time saving or anything of use here.. is it just me?
I understand. If you have PPT chops - this workflow could be slower. There was two major take aways in the video: ChatGPT coming up with the initial content (creative partner) and the Word to PowerPoint Export feature in Word 365 (productivity). This is about exploring new workflows and giving viewers options.
hello thank you for the video. Its cool. but im facing some problem. i follow all the step you hv made, but the finish step (export to PPT) didnt show up. how come >.
Not yet... but there will be a day with multimodal media analysis. You can get a glimpse of that action using the Designer panel in PowerPoint. That uses AI to come up with slide designs.
Urgent!!! Thanks for your video, pls answer a query, when i have saved my document as html in notepad and than when i open it in word, it opens up as the same html format and not in simple plain text output as you have got in your video
Sometimes ChatGPT will not do what you ask depending upon how the prompt is interpreted. This is challenging. You're best bet is to be more detailed with your prompt to force the output. "Convert this to HTML with headings and unordered lists". That could kick it in.
Excellent. 👏 I'm glad you got this to work, Swathy. I wanted a consistent result regardless of how the information winds up in the Windows/Mac clipboard. Sending it to HTML was the method I used. 👍
Josh Cavalier • 1 second ago This feature is not on every Office 365 account. This feature is still a "Preview" technology. The work around is to take your outline from Word --> Copy --> Open PowerPoint --> View Tab --> Outline View --> Paste into Outline View. You will need to make a few adjustments, but it stil works.
Do you mean add Photos in PowerPoint? You can right click on an image and replace the image, or in some instances go into the Master and change the image.
Microsoft is still rolling this technology out to Office 365 subscribers. Take the bulleted list in Word, and copy and paste it in the "List view" in PowerPoint. You will need to make a few edits, but that's the current workaround.
Björn, some users of Office 365 do not have the capability to export to PowerPoint. This is a Preview technology from Microsoft. The work around is to copy the content and paste into the Outline View in PowerPoint. There may be some edits, but that's an alternative solution.
i cant seem to convert the word document into powerpoint. It's perhaps because im not using powerpoint 365, so my question is, is it possible with any other version of word or powerpoint? edit: I read your answers to previous question. Now I know why!
You need to use the online version of PowerPoint (Office 365). The conversion happens on Microsoft's servers. Also, this ability is not rolled out to all users. It's a technology preview.
@Josh Cavalier Hey Josh. Great video. Two Questions: Do we really need all the steps. Can't we just take html direct to the word doc? Not Sure I understand. Also , do you know if there are any copyright issues with the adode characters? Thanks agin for the great vid.
Thanks for the feedback. There may be other/faster ways to get the results in Word. I was trying to be OS agnostic as much as possible. There will be a higher chance of success. About the Adobe Character... who I will now name "Chad - GPT" (Don't come after me OpenAI 😂) -- per Adobe: the puppets (without extended license) are free to use for any commercial purpose. Of course you can't resell the puppets, or copyright them.
@@JoshCav Awesome. I am so excited about the potential of this!!! Thank you ! What does "without extended license" mean? Here is my first attempt. LOL I love voices. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-564wlwAMn8U.html Oh... and I love Chad GPT. I'll be on the look out for him in future videos. I love the transitions you do with him!
@@VideoShareTV Some 3rd party puppets have extended licenses. So the protections go beyond Adobe's Terms of usage. Typically, this covers copyright, reselling the puppet, and making videos with "immoral" or "inappropriate" content. I love your demo video! Ha! --- The Glitch transition is in Camtasia. Have fun!
@Josh (and all guys here), thank you. I'd like to import a table generated in ChatGPT in a Word document; but each time it gives a table with double lines (not awesome). Please help me getting a clean table in Word. Thank you
Select the entire Table > Go to the Home Ribbon > paragraph Setting Button (THE SMALL ONE!) > Set Spacing Before and After value to 0 > Click the OK button. 😁👏
Hey Josh I can't seem to get my html text from chatgpt to change. I have notepad as my text editor and when I attempt to save it, I am unable to save as an html. Is there something I should be doing different or should I use another text editor? Please help as this will be so helpful for work
Just save the file with a .HTML extension. Example: Myslides.html Notepad will let you do it by changing the .txt intension to .HTML and then saving the file.
Enoch, Microsoft is slowly rolling out the Word to PowerPoint export on Office 365. This feature is currently only available in English and the feature is not available in the Internet Explorer or Safari browsers. I hope you get access to this feature soon!
ChatGPT will do that depending upon how the Transcoder interprets the command. You may need to be more specific: "Convert to HTML with Headers and an unordered lists"
Arland, the Export to PowerPoint presentation feature has not been rolled out to all Office 365 users at this point. This technology is in "preview" status. Most Microsoft business customers have this option enabled.
Why did you open it in Office 365 before exporting it to PowerPoint? Could you have it Exported to PowerPoint once saved as a docx file on the local computer?
Yeah... this option is not available for all users yet. VERY PAINFUL. I realized this only AFTER making the video. There are a lot of 365 subscribers still waiting. I'm going to make a follow up video with two other ways of using ChatGPT and PPT WITHOUT the online version of 365. Stay tuned!
Eder- I thought Google slides had an outline view, but it doesn't. I also tried looking for a Docs to Slides converter so I could import my text into Docs and then convert to slides - no luck. That are some chat GPT extensions for the Google browser that may work. (GPT Workspace)
Some instances of Office 365 do not have the option to export to PowerPoint. This could be a license or regional issue. Sorry! Found this out after making the video.
Some versions of Office 365 does not have the Export to PowerPoint feature with the web version of Word. Your best bet is to copy the outline from Word and paste it into the Outline view in PowerPoint. You may need to make a few tweaks, but this is a good work around. Good luck!
You should be able to Open the file directly in Word. Go to the File menu > select Open > navigate to the .HTML file and select it > select the Open button.
The feature is not available to all users or geographic regions. In the meantime, you can take the outline and copy/paste into PowerPoint's outline view.
Yes, I understand. I'm trying to maintain strict formatting throughout the process. You never know what will happen in the clipboard based on the operating system or how someone performs a copy/paste.
Hey Josh, Another question, if you dont mind. Do I need the paid version of Creative Animator to make the puppet background transparent? How can I do that so I can "Overlay" a puppet on a vid? Thank you.
Yes. Adobe Character Animator is part of the paid subscription for Adobe Creative Cloud. I composite the robot on a lime green background and key out the background in my video editing tool... Camtasia.
Microsoft has not rolled this option out to every user/region. You can take the outline and copy/paste in the outline view in PowerPoint, and make some adjustments.
Some versions of Office 365 does not have the Export to PowerPoint feature. Copy the outline from Word and paste it into the Outline view in PowerPoint. You may need to make a few adjustments. This is a good workaround.
