๐ŸŽž๏ธ AI Presentation Maker

A topic or your pasted notes go in, a real editable .pptx comes out, speaker notes included. Edit every slide here first. Free, no signup.

What you paste here is sent to a free third party AI service to draft the outline. For anything confidential, use "Build from my notes, no AI", which never leaves this page.

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Everything you type here lands in the .pptx as real editable text, not a picture. Text shrinks to fit, so long bullets stay on the slide instead of running off the edge.

This clears every slide and every edit.
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A deck you can actually open in PowerPoint

Most free AI slide sites hand you a login wall, a watermark, or a read only web page you cannot edit anywhere else. This one gives you a genuine .pptx file: real text boxes, real bullet lists, real speaker notes in the notes pane. Open it in PowerPoint, Keynote, Google Slides or LibreOffice and change whatever you want. There is also a PDF export of the same deck for sending or printing.

Paste the material, do not just name the topic

A one line topic works, but the deck will be general because the model has nothing specific to work from. Paste your meeting notes, the report, the client brief, the rough outline you scribbled, and the slides come back built from your material rather than from thin air. The model can still get a number or a name wrong, so read the deck before you present it. Long input is read in sections first, so a full document is fine.

Eight layouts, and text that fits

Title, agenda, bullets, two column comparisons, a big number for a single statistic, a pull quote, section breaks for longer sessions, and a closing slide with your ask. Every text box is measured before it is written, so the font shrinks to fit rather than running off the edge, which is the single most common way a generated deck looks broken when you finally open it. If a slide still carries more words than the box can hold at the smallest size, the editor tells you so you can trim it.

What leaves your browser and what does not

The notes you paste are sent to a free third party AI service, which drafts the outline and the slide text. Nothing is stored on a server, and the .pptx and the PDF are built entirely in your browser from what you see on screen. If the material is confidential, use "Build from my notes, no AI" instead, which turns your notes into slides on this page with no network call at all. No account, no credit card, no watermark, and your last deck is kept in this browser so a reload does not lose your edits.