Outline a five-minute presentation from notes
Find one clear story and a slide-by-slide structure using material you already have.
Start with these inputs
- Notes and approved supporting facts
- Audience and desired takeaway
- Available speaking time
Follow the workflow
- Gather the notes and identify the decision or takeaway the presentation should support.
- Paste the prompt into Gemini with the speaking time and audience.
- Remove unsupported claims and check the sequence of the argument.
- Read the outline aloud with a timer before turning it into slides.
Your starting prompt
Create an outline for a [minutes]-minute presentation to [audience]. Use only my notes. Give me a title, one takeaway, a maximum of five slide headings, and two speaker bullets per slide. Mark each factual claim with the note it comes from. Put unsupported ideas in a separate "Needs evidence" list. Do not invent statistics, quotations, or audience research. End with a specific next step that fits the stated goal. Goal: [goal] Notes: [paste notes]
What the output could look like
Illustrative example, not a recorded test result.
Illustrative example using invented sample inputs:
Takeaway: start with one workflow before adding more tools.
Slide 1: where time is going.
Slide 2: the proposed first workflow.
Slide 3: how we will check the result.
Slide 4: the next decision.
Review before you use it.
This produces an outline, not a tested presentation or a finished slide file. Timing depends on your delivery. Time is an approximate planning estimate, not a measured result. Free access has usage limits; features can vary by account.
This produces an outline, not a tested presentation or a finished slide file. Timing depends on your delivery. Time is an approximate planning estimate, not a measured result. Free access has usage limits; features can vary by account.
Sources & review notes
- Google: use Gemini Apps and refine responses ↗
- Google: Gemini Apps limits and free feature availability ↗
By AI Flow Finder · Reviewed October 14, 2026. Documented means this guide is based on the sources above. It has not yet passed a recorded end-to-end workflow test. Tool access and limits can change.