Thesis defence slides, made from your thesis
Upload your master's or PhD thesis and say how long you have. PPTNative builds the defence: the question and why it matters, the method, the results, your contribution and the limits, in the order a committee expects.
How it works
Upload the thesis
PDF or Word, however long. Add a note such as “15-minute master's defence, then 10 minutes of questions”.
Shape the story
Approve the outline: keep the chapters that matter for the defence and cut the rest before anything is drawn.
Rehearse with notes
Download the .pptx. With paid credits, speaker notes say what to stress on each slide and can list likely questions.
What a defence needs
The committee's order
Question, method, results, contribution and limits: the structure examiners look for.
Your figures, whole
Charts and diagrams from the thesis are cut out whole, never cropped, and credited.
Results you can re-plot
Numbers from your tables become native charts, so a late correction is a quick Edit Data.
Ready for questions
Notes can list the questions a committee is likely to ask, with points for your answers.
Decks made this way
Made by PPTNative and shown unedited, unless marked as finished by hand. Open one to see every slide or download the .pptx.
Questions
How many slides does a defence need?
A common rule of thumb is about one slide a minute: 15 to 20 slides for a 20-minute defence. Set the number of slides when you create the deck, or mention the time in your note.
Can it handle a long thesis?
Yes. The whole thesis is read and the outline keeps what matters for the defence. You pay for the slides made, not for the thesis's length.
Can I defend in Chinese?
Yes. The deck can be in Chinese or English, from a thesis in either language.
Can I follow my university's template?
Upload your university's PowerPoint template or a past deck as your style: its colours, fonts, title placement and logos carry over.
Make your next deck in minutes, then make it yours.
Start with 20 free credits. No card needed.
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