Type your topic — AI builds a complete presentation across 7 modern layouts with stats and diagrams. Fully editable in PowerPoint.
Create presentationDefence, lesson, conference or pitch — the purpose sets the tone of the text and the structure of the deck.
Add the subject name and the terminology adapts: pedagogy reads differently from economics.
5–20 slides depending on your speaking time. The material is spread proportionally.
Slides are shown for free. If it fits, download the PPTX and adjust it to your taste.
A defence deck is the strictest kind: it mirrors the structure of the work — relevance, aim, method, results, conclusions. The panel expects exactly that order.
A lesson deck is built differently: more questions, examples and visuals, less text. The goal is to explain, not to report.
A conference deck is short: 7–10 slides, focused on the result and why it matters.
In a pitch or business deck, figures and benefits lead; the academic apparatus moves to the background.
The palette follows the topic: greens and blues for medicine and ecology, a dark ground with bright accents for finance and statistics, soft warm tones for pedagogy.
For a formal defence, avoid decoration — the panel looks at substance. For a lesson, a brighter design holds attention.
No more than two typefaces in one deck: one for headings, one for body text. The finished file already follows this.
More than three numbers — use a chart. Nobody reads a run of figures inside a sentence; a bar chart lands at a glance.
Change over time — line chart. Shares of a whole — pie (but no more than five slices). Comparison — bars.
For processes and stages you need a diagram, not a chart. The system draws both depending on the topic.
Don't read the slide aloud — the room can read. The slide is the anchor; you are what opens it up.
Speaker notes are written for every slide, telling you what to say. Only you see them.
Transitions matter: "now let's turn to the results" holds the talk together. A silence between slides reads as lack of preparation.
Usually 1–2 minutes. You see a free preview first — pay only if you like it.
Yes, it's standard PPTX — fully editable in PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides.
A professional palette is chosen automatically; a template gallery is coming soon.
10–12 for independent work, 12–15 for coursework, 15–20 for a diploma. Roughly a minute per slide.
Yes. If the topic carries numeric data, the system picks a bar, pie or line chart and draws it.
Each slide carries a note telling you what to say — visible only to you in presenter mode.
Yes. A lesson deck carries less text and more examples and visuals — you specify this when ordering.
If a fitting one is found, yes. For numeric data a chart is drawn instead of a picture.
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