Paste a public URL and tell Zero what the presentation is for. It reads the page and relevant linked material, verifies the claims, and builds an editable deck around the audience rather than copying the website section by section.
Web pages are organized for browsing; presentations are organized for a sequence. Zero uses the page as evidence, then builds the argument around what the audience needs to understand and decide.
Ask it to follow relevant links or stay on one page. Every external fact can carry a source note so the deck remains reviewable.
One or several public pages can become the source set.
A product story for sales, enablement, onboarding, or a partner meeting.
A long argument converted into a talk with sources and speaker notes preserved.
Public product, leadership, customer, and news evidence assembled into one reviewable deck.
Technical pages condensed into a walkthrough for users who do not need every reference detail.
The presentation gallery shows real decks Zero can remix around your source material and audience.
Transform public web pages into source-grounded talks and company briefings without inventing facts.
A 7-slide operations briefing using only claims visible on vm0's public site and its linked workflow gallery.
An 8-slide, 12-minute conference talk preserving the argument and calculations of vm0's Reduce AI Agent Costs article.
An 8-slide public-source briefing with citations on every factual slide and explicit open questions where public evidence stops.
Bring the source, choose the audience, and get an editable deck rather than a flattened conversion.
Google Drive
Notion
GitHubSave the source, audience, slide structure, and review rules as a reusable workflow for the next deck.
Yes. Give Zero the source list and say which pages are authoritative when they disagree.
Yes. Ask for slide-level source notes and a final references slide.
Public URLs work directly. For a private source, open Zero and provide the authenticated connector or upload the exported content.
Zero also has the PDF to PPT, the text to slides and the report to PPT.
Bring the source, choose the audience, and get an editable deck rather than a flattened conversion.