Yes. Apiway reads up to 300 slides and 300 pictures of one uploaded presentation, and the Research type tells the agent to cut nothing and keep every table and number exactly.
Steps
- Open PresentationsOpen Presentations in Apiway. The first screen is New presentation. — open in Apiway
- Press ResearchFor a new deck, press the tile Research under Or start from a type. For an existing file, press Redesign existing deck instead.
- Add the materialDrop the file. A presentation file can be up to 100 MB. The first 300 slides and up to 300 pictures are taken.
- Keep the contentOn a new deck choose A serious document on Purpose. On a redesign choose Keep the texts on Texts. Both keep every text, number and picture.
- Design and buildChoose the design and the animation, then pick the agent on Who builds and press Next.
- Or share it unchangedTo publish the file as it is, choose Just share it on What to do. It holds up to 300 pages.
Limits for a long deck
| What | Value |
|---|---|
| Slides read from one file | The first 300 |
| Pictures in one brief | Up to 300 |
| Pages of a presentation shared with Just share it | Up to 300 |
| Size of one file | Up to 100 MB for a presentation; up to 25 MB for a document or a table |
| Sources on Content | Up to 10 files and links; up to 20 tables and 20 documents |
| Your words | Up to 200,000 characters and 100 files or pictures |
If it did not work
- The screen says “Only the first 300 slides of the file were read.”: The file is longer than the limit. Split it into two presentations.
- The screen says “Only the first 300 pictures were taken.”: The rest of the pictures were not taken. Remove the ones you do not need, or split the deck.
- The file is refused with “A file can be up to 100 MB.”: Compress the pictures in the file, or export it as a smaller PDF.
Questions and answers
Will the agent shorten my research?
Not with the Research type: its task says to cut nothing, keep the order and the numbering, and carry every table and number over exactly.
What happens to a table that does not fit one slide?
It goes on over the next slides under the same heading.