HARRIS CREEK - Ministry Slide Lite Builder
Paste your text, pick a layout, download PowerPoint or JPEGsDocs → Markdown
Upload PDF or Word (.docx) files and get clean Markdown you can drop into notes, websites, or anywhere else.
Drop PDF or Word files here
or click to browse · .pdf and .docx · multiple files welcome
Text / Word → Styled PDF
Upload a Word document or paste text, and turn it into a polished, clean letter-size PDF with styled headings and page numbers. Use # for section titles and ## for subheadings. Building a full book? The Book Builder tab has layouts, fonts, table of contents, and more.
Drop a Word (.docx) file here
or click to browse — the text loads below so you can edit it before generating
Book Builder
Turn a manuscript into a press-ready book interior. Upload a Word file or paste text — # lines and lines like Chapter 1 become chapters, ## become subheadings. Choose a layout, pick fonts for each role, add a table of contents and appendix, and export as PDF or Markdown.
Manuscript
Drop a Word (.docx) file here
or click to browse — the text loads below so you can edit it
Book details
Layout
Fonts
Six typefaces: two serifs, a modern block sans, a display block, handwritten, and typewriter. Footnote font is used for running heads, page numbers, and the table of contents details.
Graph Maker
Paste data or upload a Word, Excel, or CSV file, and turn it into a graph — bar, line, pie, or scatter. Edit the data, title, and colors right here, then download as PNG, JPEG, or PDF.
Drop an Excel, CSV, or Word file here
or click to browse · .xlsx, .xls, .csv, .docx
First row is treated as headers when it isn't numbers. First column = labels; every numeric column becomes a series. Edit the data above and the graph updates.
Venn Diagram
Build a clean two- or three-circle Venn diagram. Tell it what each circle and each overlap represents, and it lays everything out as a polished 16:9 slide — download as a PowerPoint slide, PNG, or PDF.
Circles
Overlaps
Image → Vector (low rez)
Trace a PNG, JPEG, or other image into a true vector file (SVG) — infinitely scalable for logos, print, cutting machines, and large displays. Works best on logos, icons, lettering, and flat artwork; photos come out stylized, like a screen print.
Drop an image here
or click to browse \u00b7 PNG, JPEG, WebP, GIF, or BMP
Verse Flash Cards
Paste verses and turn them into elegant memory cards — flip through them on screen to practice, then print a matching deck. Put each verse in its own paragraph with the reference on its own line, or write John 3:16 — For God so loved… on one line.
Print your deck
Fronts and backs alternate page by page — print double-sided, flipping on the long edge, and every back lines up behind its front. Cut along the gold frames.
PNG → JPEG
Convert PNG images to JPEG. Transparent areas are filled with a background color, since JPEG doesn't support transparency.
Drop PNG files here
or click to browse · batch conversion supported
JPEG → PNG
Convert JPEG images to lossless PNG — handy when a tool or upload form only accepts PNG files.
Drop JPEG files here
or click to browse · .jpg / .jpeg · batch conversion supported
Combine PDFs
Merge two or more PDFs into a single file. Reorder them below before merging — pages keep their original size and quality.
Drop PDF files here
or click to browse · add as many as you need
Combine Excel
Merge multiple Excel workbooks (.xlsx, .xls, .csv) into one file — either as separate sheets or stacked into a single sheet.
Drop Excel or CSV files here
or click to browse · .xlsx, .xls, .csv
Each sheet from each workbook becomes its own tab in the combined file.
Task List → PDF
Plan a single day, or lay out your whole week — give each day its own list, park loose ends under Sometime this week, and download everything together as one week-view PDF. Start any line with ! to flag it as priority.
Your organized list will preview here as you type.
Measurement Converter
Type a number, pick its unit, and every equivalent appears at once — lengths from millimeters to miles, and liquid measures from teaspoons to gallons.
The highlighted card is the unit you're converting from. Liquid measures use US kitchen units, and handy fractions (like ≈ 2/3) appear beside results when they line up closely.