Bring your structure
Paste an outline or describe the sections you already have instead of starting from a blank slide.
Outline to presentation
Bring a rough outline, meeting brief, or slide plan. Talk through the structure with AI, confirm it, and render a visual presentation draft.

Paste an outline or describe the sections you already have instead of starting from a blank slide.
Use the planning chat to add missing context, reorder ideas, and make each slide earn its place.
Confirm the outline once it reads well, then watch the approved structure become full-page previews.
Turning an outline into a presentation is often harder than writing the outline itself. A list of topics may be logically complete but still lack a clear opening, useful transitions, or a final takeaway. EditablePPT gives that rough structure a conversational checkpoint. Paste your outline or describe the sections you want, then let AI ask what the audience needs to understand and what the presentation should accomplish.
The outline remains visible as part of the conversation, so you can request a shorter introduction, a stronger evidence slide, or a different order before rendering begins. This is useful for meeting notes, lesson plans, product briefs, investor stories, and workshop agendas where the source material already exists but the visual narrative does not. Once the plan is confirmed, each slide is rendered as a complete 16:9 preview in the same workspace.
The current tool is a planning and visual-drafting workflow. It does not claim to be a finished PowerPoint editor: slide previews cannot yet be edited element by element, and .pptx export is not available in this release. You can still use the generated deck to review pacing, hierarchy, and missing ideas before spending time on final production. The future editing layer will build on this approved outline rather than making you start over.
Start with the headings, notes, or talking points you already have, plus the audience and desired outcome.
Answer questions and request revisions until the slide-by-slide outline tells a coherent story.
Confirm the outline when it is ready. Only then does the generator start creating visual slide previews.
Yes. Paste the outline or include it in the initial topic prompt, then use the planning conversation to clarify and reorganize it before confirming.
No. The planning conversation and outline come first. Slide images are not generated until you explicitly confirm the outline.
Not yet. The current result is a set of full-slide previews. Element-level editing and a separate .pptx export path are planned for later phases.