AI presentations

AI presentation maker

Describe your topic or attach a document: AI drafts an outline, writes the slides, adds charts and pictures, and builds an editable PowerPoint and PDF. You can adjust the outline before anything is built.

Editable .pptx and PDF · 3 to 30 slides

How it works

How to make a presentation with AI

Four steps from topic to file. No templates, no manual layout.

  1. 1

    Describe the topic

    Say what the deck is about, who it is for and what matters most. Attach text, a PDF, a Word document or a spreadsheet, and the facts and figures will come from there. Pick the number of slides and the design now, or leave them to the AI.

  2. 2

    Review the outline

    The structure comes first: the slides in order and what each one says. Reorder or remove slides, change the design, or ask in words: "drop the history slide". The cost of the build is shown here too.

  3. 3

    Let it build

    The AI writes the slides to the outline, draws the charts, finds the pictures and checks the layout. It takes a few minutes. You can close the tab: the finished deck will be waiting in Presentations.

  4. 4

    Polish and download

    Fix text right on the slide, switch the design, or say what to change. Download the result as .pptx and PDF.

What it looks like

What working on a deck looks like

Real screens of the product: from the outline to the finished file.

Plan screen: the cover of the future deck and the theme strip — Editorial, Warm Sand, Soft Pastel, Nature, Gradient Modern

The outline first, slides after

The AI shows the structure of the deck to come: sections, slides and what each one is about. The design and the pictures are chosen here too, and nothing is built until you confirm.

  • 17 design themes with a live preview of the cover
  • Pictures: stock photos, generated ones or none
  • The energy it will cost is shown before the run
A chat with a deck: the theme changed by a plain message, with the slides and speaker notes in a panel on the right

Decks can be made in the chat too

Turn on Presentation mode under the message box and describe the topic. Changes are plain messages there as well: "replace slide three", "make the tone formal". The new version shows up in the panel next to the chat.

  • Earlier versions stay and can be reopened
  • Slides are visible in the panel without leaving the chat
Deck editor: the title, the Theme and Download buttons, and the cover of a coffee-shop service deck below them

Slide editor

If it is quicker to fix by hand, open the deck and click the text right on the slide: changes save themselves. For a bigger change, describe it in the box at the bottom — a new version appears and the old one stays.

  • All slides in one column, text edited right on the slide
  • Speaker notes on every slide
  • Export to .pptx and PDF from the header
The Presentations section: covers of finished decks with their slide counts and a Download button

Every deck in one place

Presentations collects everything: decks made on that tab and decks made in chats. Each one has its cover, the number of slides and a download button.

  • Found by its cover rather than by the chat's name
  • .pptx and PDF straight from the list
Features

What the presentation generator can do

Only what already works in the product.

  • An outline before the build

    Adjust the structure by hand or in words. Energy for the slides is spent only once you confirm the outline.

  • 17 themes, or your own

    Ready-made themes from strict corporate to magazine style, plus your own built from a brand color. Switching the design of a finished deck is free and needs no new generation.

  • Photos and illustrations

    Stock photos credited to their authors, illustrations drawn by AI (up to six per deck), or your own images from the attachments.

  • Charts and tables

    Bar, line, area, pie and scatter charts. In the .pptx they are native: the data opens and can be edited in PowerPoint.

  • From your materials

    PDF, Word, Excel, CSV or plain text: the AI pulls out what matters, lays it out across slides and takes the figures from the file.

  • Edit text on the slide

    Click the text and fix a typo or a phrase. The change saves itself and costs no energy.

  • Edit with one sentence

    "Add a summary slide", "make it shorter": the AI changes the right slides and saves a new version, the earlier ones stay.

  • PowerPoint and PDF

    A real .pptx with editable text, tables and charts and the theme fonts embedded, not pictures. A PDF is one click away.

Use cases

Presentations for study, work and talks

Start with a single sentence, and the AI works out the rest.

Students: talks, term papers, thesis defense

A deck for a talk or a defense follows academic logic: relevance, aim, methods, results, conclusions. Attach the paper, and the figures on the slides will come from it.

"A 12-slide deck for my term paper defense, based on the attached text"

Teachers: a deck for the lesson

The lesson material broken into clear blocks, with examples and review questions. Give the grade and the lesson length, and the deck is sized to fit.

"A 20-minute lesson on photosynthesis for 6th grade"

Business: pitch, report, company overview

Problem, solution, market and team for investors; the period's metrics on charts for management; the product and case studies for clients.

"Q3 sales report based on the attached spreadsheet"

Marketing: launches and proposals

A launch plan with stages and dates, a proposal tailored to one client, a product deck for partners.

"A mobile app launch plan with a timeline for the quarter"

Examples

Example slides made by AI

Not one of these slides was touched by hand: it is what the service produced.

A financial model: a native PowerPoint chart with the headline figure beside it
A financial model: a native PowerPoint chart with the headline figure beside it
A roadmap: three stages, linked and dated
A roadmap: three stages, linked and dated
A comparison table with one row highlighted, and the data stays editable
A comparison table with one row highlighted, and the data stays editable
Five criteria as cards with icons, out of a plain text description
Five criteria as cards with icons, out of a plain text description
A stock photo and the facts in a column, from a single prompt
A stock photo and the facts in a column, from a single prompt
A quotation slide with its speaker: one statement, full screen
A quotation slide with its speaker: one statement, full screen

The examples were generated for this page: the companies, people, cities and figures in them are made up.

Comparison

By hand or with AI

What stays with you and what TryChat takes on.

StepBy hand in PowerPointIn TryChat
StructureBy hand in PowerPointWork it out yourselfIn TryChatAn outline before the build, adjusted by hand or in words
Slide textBy hand in PowerPointWrite it and trim it for every slideIn TryChatWritten by the AI from the outline and your materials
DesignBy hand in PowerPointPick a template, align the blocksIn TryChat17 themes, and the service checks the layout itself
ChartsBy hand in PowerPointCopy the figures over and set up the chartIn TryChatBuilt from the data and kept editable
PicturesBy hand in PowerPointSearch, download and insertIn TryChatStock photos, generated pictures or your own
ChangesBy hand in PowerPointBy hand on every slideIn TryChatRight on the slide, or with one sentence

The AI does the groundwork, but facts and figures are still worth checking yourself before you present.

Price

How much a presentation costs

No separate subscription: presentations are paid with the same energy as the chat.

Energy comes with TryChat plans. The price of a deck depends on the number of slides and pictures, and the exact amount is shown on the outline before the build starts.

Plans and energy
  • An outline can be drafted on any plan, including the free one: it uses a little energy.
  • Building the slides and the file is available on paid plans. Energy is charged for what was actually used.
  • A stock photo costs 1⚡, generated illustrations cost what the chosen model charges.
  • Switching the design and editing text on a slide are free.
  • If a build stops, the finished slides are kept, and resuming pays only for what is left.
FAQ

Questions about making presentations

Price, formats and edits in short.

Can I make a presentation for free?

On the free plan you can draft a deck outline: it uses a little energy from the free allowance, which refills every 30 days. Building the slides and downloading the file takes any paid plan. Switching the design and editing text on finished slides cost no energy.

Do I need an account?

Yes. Decks, their versions and files are kept in your account, so you sign in first: with email or with Yandex, VK ID or Telegram.

What languages does it work in?

The service works in Russian and English, and a deck can be in another language too: write the topic in it or name the language in your description.

Can I make a presentation from text or a document?

Yes. Attach a PDF, a Word document, an Excel or CSV spreadsheet, a text file, or paste text into the box. The AI takes the facts and figures from your materials and builds charts from the spreadsheet data.

What format can I download?

.pptx and PDF. The .pptx opens in PowerPoint with editable text, tables and charts and the theme fonts embedded. The PDF is handy when you need a copy for reading or printing.

How many slides can a deck have?

From 3 to 30. Pick the number up front, give the length of your talk, or leave it to the AI, which sizes the deck to the topic.

How long does it take?

A build usually takes a few minutes: more slides and pictures take longer. Progress is shown on screen, and you can close the tab: the build carries on, and the finished deck appears in Presentations.

Can I edit the finished deck?

Yes, in three ways: fix text right on the slide; say what to change and the AI reworks the right slides in a new version; or download the .pptx and finish it in PowerPoint. Earlier versions are kept.

Can I use my own design or template?

Choose one of 17 ready-made themes or create your own from a brand color. In the chat you can attach your own .potx or .pptx template: its colors, fonts and background are used, while the slide layouts are not copied.

Where do the pictures come from?

Your choice: stock photos credited to their authors, illustrations drawn by AI, or your own images from the attachments. A deck can do without pictures too.

Get started

Describe the topic, and the AI does the rest

Open Presentations, say what the deck is about and review the outline.