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Create a presentation, share HTML or export PPTX

Start with meeting notes, a product brief, or an outline. Review each slide, choose a visual system, and generate the presentation. Revise the content, save and share an HTML link, or export PPTX directly from the studio. PPTX text remains editable while complex visuals are preserved as background images. Check slide count, fonts, and line wrapping before delivery.

A complete workflow from outline to deliverable deck

1. Enter a topic, notes, or outline

Start with one sentence, long-form notes, meeting minutes, product material, or a Markdown outline. The studio reads the presentation goal, audience, and context before layout work begins.

2. Generate slide-by-slide content from text

AI organizes the input into titles, subtitles, and key points for each slide. Check these against your source, adjust the order, and remove repetition before visual rendering. You can return to the input or refine individual slides later.

3. Pick a visual base and render the web deck

Choose Style A Warm Magazine or Style B Swiss Grid, then set theme color, aspect ratio, scene, audience, and visual constraints before rendering a playable HTML Deck.

4. Refine and export

Edit slide text or apply adjustments, then confirm and review the preview. Download HTML, save a share link, or export PPTX directly. PPTX keeps editable text and preserves complex visuals as background images; inspect the file in PowerPoint.

Who this studio is for

  • Indie developers, founders, and product leads turning ideas into pitch or launch decks.
  • Marketing, growth, and operations teams turning campaigns, retrospectives, and insights into presentations.
  • Engineering leaders and architects explaining complex systems, tradeoffs, and risk boundaries.
  • Consultants, trainers, and creators producing shareable web presentations and talk outlines frequently.

Why generate an HTML Deck first

Faster than traditional PPT templates

HTML Decks preview directly in the browser, so you can validate story structure, page count, and visual direction before investing in a final file workflow.

More editable than one-shot AI PPT generation

The studio separates content planning, visual setup, and refinement. Each step has visible output and can be revisited.

Choose the format your recipient needs

Use HTML for browser presentation and link sharing. Export PPTX directly from the studio for further text editing. Background visuals are not individual PowerPoint objects, and animation or interaction may not transfer.

Better for sharing and versioning

Generated decks can be saved as web links or downloaded as HTML backups, which works well for review, client previews, and async collaboration.

FAQ

How do I use the studio?

Start from a blank input: write your raw content first, pick a per-slide duration to generate editable slide-by-slide content, confirm each slide, then choose the visual system, theme color, and aspect ratio to render a playable HTML Deck.

Can it generate PowerPoint slides from text?

Start with text, notes, or an outline to generate slide content and an HTML presentation, then export PPTX directly from the studio. Text remains editable in the exported file; complex visuals are preserved as background images.

What format does it generate?

The presentation is generated as an HTML Deck for browser playback, saved-link sharing, and .html download. You can also export .pptx directly. PPTX text is editable, while complex visuals become background images rather than individual objects. Animation, interaction, and font rendering may change; review the exported file.

Does it cost money?

New accounts receive 10 credits, enough to try one generation. Each later generation costs 10 credits, and fallback renders refund automatically.

Can I customize scene and audience?

Yes. Scene, audience, duration, and visual constraints all include custom options. Scene changes can suggest an audience, but you can override it.

How are presets different from user-generated decks?

Preset decks already include sample content and visual direction, so the third step can show both visual base tabs. User-generated decks keep only the selected visual base to reduce distractions.

Can I edit each slide after generation?

Yes. In the third step, navigate to a slide, edit its title, subtitle, and paragraphs, or apply an AI instruction. Edits are staged first and applied after confirmation.