AI Presentation & Slides Maker
A presentation with an actual story, not a bullet-point dump: matched to your audience and time. Just enter topic, audience, length.
How It Works
Describe your topic, audience, and how long you're presenting. The output gives you a slide-by-slide outline with headlines, key points per slide, suggested visuals, and speaker notes: structured around a narrative arc, not just a topic dump.
What to Provide
| Input | What to enter |
|---|---|
| Topic | What the presentation is about |
| Audience | Who's in the room and what they already know |
| Length | Number of minutes or slides |
| Goal | Inform, persuade, sell, train |
Presentation Outline
Replace [[tokens]] with your details. This is the finished deliverable.
Slide 1: Title
Headline: [[Presentation title]]
Subtext: [[One-line hook for why this matters to this audience]]
Slide 2: The Problem/Hook
Headline: [[The tension or problem that makes this worth listening to]]
Speaker notes: [[Open with a stat, story, or question that earns attention in the first 30 seconds]]
Slides 3–[[N-1]]: Body
For each main point:
Headline: [[One clear claim per slide, not a topic label]]
Key points: [[2-3 bullets max: the slide supports what you say, it doesn't replace it]]
Suggested visual: [[Chart, photo, diagram: never a wall of text]]
Speaker notes: [[What you'll actually say, including the transition to the next slide]]
Slide [[N]]: Call to Action / Close
Headline: [[The one thing you want them to remember or do]]
Speaker notes: [[End with the same energy you opened with: don't trail off]]
Worked Examples
Example 1: Internal Pitch for a New Tool (10 min, 8 slides)
Arc: Problem (time wasted on manual task) → Solution (the tool) → Proof (pilot results) → Ask (budget approval).
Example 2: Conference Talk for Developers (20 min, 15 slides)
Arc: Hook (a common bug everyone's hit) → Why it happens → The fix, step by step → Broader lesson → Q&A prompt.
Format Checklist
| Element | What good looks like |
|---|---|
| Narrative arc | Problem → insight → resolution, not a topic dump |
| Slide headlines | Claims, not labels ("Costs dropped 40%" not "Results") |
| Bullets per slide | Max 3, supporting what you say: not replacing it |
| Visuals | Suggested for every content slide, never just text |
| Speaker notes | What you'll actually say, including transitions |
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Topic-label headlines ("Q3 Results") instead of claims ("Q3 revenue beat target by 12%")
- Text-heavy slides the audience reads instead of listens to you
- No narrative arc: just a sequence of facts with no throughline
- Missing speaker notes, forcing you to improvise transitions
- Ending on a data slide instead of a clear, memorable call to action
Build the arc first, then fill in slides: not the other way around.
Illustrative preview: your actual result is built from your inputs.
How it works.
Tell it your topic, audience, and length: get a slide outline with a real narrative arc, not a bullet dump. Free, no signup.
Draft my slide deck outline
A slide-by-slide outline with a real narrative arc and speaker notes: ready to present, not just an outline.
What good looks like.
What it must include
- 01A narrative arc: problem, insight, resolution: not a topic dump
- 02Claim-based headlines, not vague topic labels
- 03Speaker notes for what you'll actually say
- 04Suggested visuals for every content slide
Signals of expertise
- ★Headlines are claims, not labels
- ★Built around a real narrative arc, not a fact sequence
- ★Comes with speaker notes, not just slide text
Common mistakes
- ×Topic-label headlines instead of claims
- ×Text-heavy slides the audience reads instead of listening to you
- ×No narrative arc, just a sequence of facts
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