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How to make a PowerPoint presentation with AI

Describe the topic in a sentence and pick a theme, and QynTro's AI Presentation Maker builds a finished deck with real slide layouts and, if you want them, AI pictures, usually in under a minute. Then download it as a PowerPoint file and edit anything.

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What you get

A slide deck with a cover, sections and a close, as a PowerPoint (.pptx) file to edit in PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides.

Your choices

15 themes, 1 to 30 slides, how much text on each, the language, and AI pictures on or off.

What it costs

2 media credits a slide, plus 8 media credits for each slide that gets an AI picture.

Who can use it

Signing up is free, with no card, and new accounts start with 25 media credits.

Step 1: Describe the deck in a sentence or two

The box starts "Create a presentation for…", so finish the sentence. Say who the audience is, list the sections you want in order, and name the outcome: to persuade, to teach or to report.

"An investor pitch for a vitamin C serum brand: the problem, our product, the market size, our traction, the team, and the raise."

One word, such as "skincare", gets you a generic deck; a sentence with sections gets you those sections.

AI Presentation Maker: the topic box with the language, theme, slides, text and AI Images chips

Step 2: Pick a theme

The theme decides the whole look. There are 15, each previewed before you choose, with dark and light filters.

  • Presenting on a big screen in a dim room: a dark theme, such as Midnight, Obsidian or Deep Ocean.
  • A PDF people read on a laptop, or handouts you print: a light one, such as Paper, Ivory or Mist.
  • Brand and lifestyle work: more colour, such as Aubergine, Crimson, Forest or Sand.
The theme picker: 15 themes with previews and dark and light filters

Step 3: Set the slides, the text and the language

  • Slides: 1 to 30. Seven to ten suit a pitch, twelve to fifteen a training session, five a quick update; more slides on a small topic only spreads it thin.
  • Text on each slide, from brief to extensive: brief if you will speak over it, detailed if people will read it without you.
  • Language: pick it before you generate. The same topic and theme can be built again in another language.
The settings chips and the Advanced Options row

Step 4: Turn AI Images on

AI Images starts off. Switch it on, and the slides that need one get an original picture made to match their content: the biggest difference on this screen between plain slides and a designed deck.

Pictures cost 8 media credits each, charged only for the slides that get one, on top of 2 media credits a slide. A 7-slide deck costs 14 media credits without pictures, and up to 70 media credits with them.

Step 5: Use Advanced Options when the default is not quite yours

  • Format: the overall shape of the deck.
  • Card split: how much lands on each slide.
  • Text tone: formal, conversational or persuasive.
  • Text audience: who is being addressed. Investors get market and traction; customers get benefits.
  • Instructions: anything else, in your own words.

Step 6: Generate, preview and download

Press the arrow. A deck usually arrives in under a minute and is saved under My Presentations with its slide count, title and date; hover it to preview, download or delete it. If a deck cannot be made, it costs nothing.

The download is a real PowerPoint (.pptx) file: open it in PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides and edit every slide, word and picture. Treat it as a strong first draft, and polish the two or three slides that matter most.

My Presentations: a saved deck with preview, download and delete
Tips

Tips for a better deck

  • Name the audience and the sections in the topic: it is the fastest way to control the structure.
  • Choose the theme for the room: dark for a projector, light for a PDF or print.
  • Keep the text short when you present live: slides full of text compete with you.
Every setting, in the full training guideEvery button and option, explained, with screenshots.
FAQ

Questions

Can AI make a PowerPoint presentation?
Yes. Describe the topic, and the AI Presentation Maker writes the slides, lays them out in the theme you pick and, with AI Images on, adds pictures. You download it as a .pptx file and edit it in PowerPoint.
Can I edit the slides after they are made?
Yes. Download the deck and open it in PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides: it is a normal presentation file, so every slide, word and picture can be changed.
How much does an AI presentation cost?
2 media credits a slide, plus 8 media credits for each slide that gets an AI picture, so a 7-slide deck costs 14 media credits without pictures and up to 70 media credits with them. The cost is checked before anything is made, and a deck that fails costs nothing.
How many slides can I make?
From 1 to 30 in one deck. Seven to ten suit a pitch, and twelve to fifteen a training session.
Why do my slides have no pictures?
AI Images is off by default. Switch it on and generate the deck again.
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Describe your deck and get the slides

Build the brief on the AI Presentation Maker page, with no account needed to look around.