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What you can create
You describe your topic and the agent generates a structured deck with a title slide, content slides, and a closing slide. The agent picks the right layout for each slide automatically based on your content. You do not need to choose layouts yourself. There are 13 slide layouts available:Title — A bold opening slide for your deck or a new section
Title — A bold opening slide for your deck or a new section
A large headline with optional subtitle. Use this as the first slide of your presentation or to introduce a new section within the deck.
Title and body — A headline with a content area below it
Title and body — A headline with a content area below it
The most versatile layout. The body area can hold bullet points, paragraphs, quotes, tables, or code blocks. Use this for any slide that explains a concept or walks through a list.
Split content — Two side-by-side panels on one slide
Split content — Two side-by-side panels on one slide
Divides the slide into two halves. Each side can hold text, an image, or a chart. You can configure the split as 50/50, 60/40, or 40/60. Use this to compare two ideas, show a visual alongside an explanation, or present a before-and-after.
Columns — Two to four equal columns across the slide
Columns — Two to four equal columns across the slide
Each column gets its own heading and content. Use this to present features, team members, product tiers, or any set of parallel items that share the same structure.
Chart — A single large chart filling the slide
Chart — A single large chart filling the slide
Displays one chart (bar, line, pie, area, etc.) as the main focus. Use this when a data point deserves its own slide and the audience needs to read the chart without distraction.
Multi chart — Two to four charts on one slide
Multi chart — Two to four charts on one slide
Arranges multiple charts in a 2-up, 3-up, or 2x2 grid. Use this to compare related datasets, show trends across different categories, or present a set of metrics together.
Dashboard — A grid of KPI cards with numbers and labels
Dashboard — A grid of KPI cards with numbers and labels
Displays key metrics in a 2x2, 2x3, or 3x3 card grid. Each card shows a number, a label, and an optional trend indicator. Use this for performance summaries, quarterly results, or any slide that needs to show several metrics at a glance.
Table — A data table with column headers and rows
Table — A data table with column headers and rows
A structured table for presenting data in rows and columns. Use this for pricing comparisons, feature matrices, schedules, or any content that fits a grid format.
Big number — A single metric displayed as the centerpiece
Big number — A single metric displayed as the centerpiece
One large number with a label and optional context line. Use this to spotlight a key result, a milestone, or a statistic you want the audience to remember.
Timeline — Events arranged in chronological order
Timeline — Events arranged in chronological order
Displays a sequence of events, milestones, or steps along a horizontal or vertical timeline. Use this for project roadmaps, company history, or process overviews.
Full bleed — A single image or video covering the entire slide
Full bleed — A single image or video covering the entire slide
Media fills the slide edge to edge with no margins. Use this for impactful visuals, hero images, or photographic backgrounds with minimal text overlay.
Appendix — References, sources, and citations
Appendix — References, sources, and citations
A text-heavy layout for listing sources, footnotes, or supplementary material at the end of the deck.
Accent — A branded container for flexible content
Accent — A branded container for flexible content
A general-purpose slide with a colored accent area. Use this for callouts, quotes, or any content that benefits from a visual highlight without fitting into a more specific layout.
Formats
When you generate a presentation, slides are created in one of two formats:- HTML format — Each slide is rendered as an interactive HTML page. You can click into slides and edit text, drag elements, and resize content directly.
- Image format — Each slide is a generated image. You edit by detecting and modifying text regions, or by marking areas and describing changes.
The format is set during generation. You cannot convert between HTML and Image format after the slides are created.
Options you can configure
Before generating, you can set:| Option | Choices |
|---|---|
| Slide count | 4–8, 9–12, 13–16, 17–20, 21–24 |
| Theme | Professional (charts, data-focused) or Visual (graphics-heavy) |
What you get
- A complete slide deck viewable in the side panel of your chat.
- Every slide rendered at 1920×1080 (16:9).
- The ability to edit slides inline after generation.
- Export to PDF or PPTX.
- Support for imported templates as design references.
What AI Slides does not support
- Animations or transitions between slides.
- Interactive elements like buttons or forms within slides.
- Custom slide dimensions. All slides are 16:9 at 1920×1080.
- Speaker notes.
- Drag-and-drop slide reordering.
Next steps
Generate a Presentation
Walk through the steps to create your first slide deck.
Edit Slides (HTML Format)
Learn how to edit text, move elements, and resize content directly on HTML slides.
Edit Slides (Image Format)
Edit text and regions on image-based slides using AI.
Import Templates
Use your existing PPTX or PDF files as design references for new decks.
Export to PDF or PPTX
Download your presentation for use in PowerPoint, Google Slides, or as a PDF.