About AI Presentation Maker from a Topic
A presentation usually takes hours: ordering ideas, writing titles, finding photos and formatting. Here you type your topic in a line or two — plus, if you like, your notes, figures and audience — and we write a 6–12 slide deck: a cover, bullet and photo slides, step columns, a highlight number, a quote and a closing slide with a clear call to action, each with short speaker notes.
The deck is drawn in your browser in three dark themes that differ in shape, not just colour, and you can switch theme for free after creating it. Photos come free from open image libraries with their author credit as the licence requires; when no fitting photo is found, the slide gets the theme's own art instead of a blank page. Then download it as PDF or as an editable PowerPoint (right-to-left for Arabic). A deck costs 5 credits, and «Verify» (1 credit) looks for sources for the figures and facts in your deck.
Why use it
- A full 6–12 slide deck with varied layouts, not a repeated bullet list.
- Three elegant dark themes with clear typography; switching is free.
- Free photos with author credit, or theme art instead of blank pages.
- Download PDF or editable PowerPoint, with speaker notes.
- «Verify» checks the deck's figures against real sources with ✅ or ⚠️.
How to use
Sign in
Use email or Google. A new account gets 2 free credits; a deck needs 5.
Write the topic
Describe the topic, choose the number of slides and the language, and optionally add the audience, notes and figures.
Pick a theme
Desert Night, Emerald or Ember — change it after creation at no extra cost.
Review and download
Check the slides and speaker notes, press «Verify» if the deck has figures, then download PDF or PowerPoint.
Examples
A client pitch
Topic: “Our digital marketing services” with notes listing prices and packages. Result: cover, problem and solution slides, package columns and a contact close.
A school talk
Topic: “Climate change and its impact on hot regions” for high-school students. Result: simple slides with photos, steps, and «Verify» to check the figures.
| Part | Details |
|---|---|
| Slides | 6–12: cover, bullets, text with photo, columns, highlight number, quote, closing |
| Themes | Desert Night, Emerald, Ember — free switching |
| Photos | Free from Openverse and Wikimedia Commons with author credit |
| Download | PDF from the browser and editable PowerPoint (RTL for Arabic) |
| Verify | 1 credit: ✅ supported · ⚠️ sources differ · ❔ no source found |
Tips
- Put the figures and names you want in the notes; the tool does not invent precise statistics.
- Name the audience (clients, students, management) for the right tone.
- Open the PowerPoint to edit any text or swap photos for your own product shots.
- To save a PDF, choose «Save as PDF» in the print window and enable «Background graphics» if shown.
Your topic and notes travel over an encrypted connection to our server and then to the AI model provider to write the deck, and the result comes straight back to you. The slides are drawn and exported inside your browser; we do not keep your topic or the deck in our database, and record only the time, the slide count, the credits used and the processing cost. Photo searches use generic English keywords, not your data. Do not put personal or confidential data in the notes.
Frequently asked questions
How much is a deck?
5 credits for a full deck (one credit is $0.05, so $0.25) and 1 credit for «Verify». Theme switching and downloads are free.
Can I edit the deck?
Yes. Download the PowerPoint and edit any text, photo or colour — every element is editable.
Where do the photos come from?
Open image libraries that allow commercial use (Openverse, then Wikimedia Commons), with the author credit on the slide as the licence requires. If no fitting photo is found, the theme art is used.
What if a run fails?
If writing the deck fails or comes back in an invalid format, your credits are refunded automatically.
Is the information accurate?
We tell the model not to invent statistics or quotes, but always review the figures and use «Verify» to check them against real sources.
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