From Your To-Do List to a Presentation: Creating and Editing PowerPoint Files in Lizzy

Whether you are preparing for a client meeting, explaining an agreement or delivering an internal training session, Lizzy helps turn your instructions and working materials into a PowerPoint file. Create a new presentation, use your firm's template or update an existing deck.

Create a Presentation Without Starting from a Blank Slide

Presentations are part of legal work across practice areas. They help lawyers explain complex information, present options and guide discussions with clients and colleagues.

With Lizzy, start by describing what you need. Specify the topic, audience and desired slide count, and explicitly request a PowerPoint file. You can outline what belongs on each slide or provide the main points and ask Lizzy to organise them.

The result is more than an outline in a chat. It is a PowerPoint file you can open, review and continue editing.

Turn Your Working Materials into Slides

Much of the information for your next presentation may already exist in an agreement, a memo, a report or meeting notes. The challenge is selecting what matters and presenting it clearly for the audience.

Upload the relevant materials and explain the purpose of the presentation. You might want to summarise key contractual terms, explain findings, compare alternatives or prepare a training session.

Specify what to emphasise, how much detail to include and whether to use only the supplied information. Ask Lizzy to preserve important qualifications and distinguish source content from proposed recommendations.

Use Your Firm's Template

You do not have to start with a new design. Upload a PowerPoint file that serves as your template, together with any relevant source materials.

Describe the presentation you need and specify what to preserve, such as fonts, colours and slide layouts. The template provides the visual framework, while your instructions and materials provide the content.

Request a new PowerPoint file so you can review the result and make further adjustments before using it.

Update an Existing Presentation

Not every task requires a new deck. Sometimes you need to shorten a presentation, revise a title, add a summary or make the next steps clearer.

Upload the existing presentation and specify what to change on each slide. Explain what should remain unchanged, including content and design elements, and request an updated PowerPoint file.

You do not always need another source document. To reorganise or summarise existing content, ask Lizzy to work only with the information already in the slides.

Review Before Presenting or Sharing

Turning detailed material into slides requires choices about what to include and what to leave out. Before using the presentation, check that it accurately reflects the source materials and retains important context and qualifications.

Review names, dates, amounts and terminology, as well as slide order, readability and layout. Confirm that no internal notes or confidential information are included unintentionally.

Lizzy helps reduce the manual work of building and updating presentations. The professional judgment, the message you want to convey and the final approval remain in your hands.