AI PowerPoint generator

A .pptx your colleague can edit on Monday morning.

Every slide is written as native PowerPoint objects: text boxes with real runs, autoshapes, tables and charts, all pointing at the theme's color slots. Nothing on the slide is a picture of text.

Opens in PowerPoint 2016+, Keynote and Google Slides. No repair prompt.

What's actually inside the file

One slide, taken apart. Each layer below is a real object in the exported document, not a region of a picture.

Text boxes

Titles and body copy as real runs: font, size, weight and language all set. Click and type.

Autoshapes

Rounded rectangles, arrows and dividers as native PowerPoint geometry. Resize them; nothing pixelates.

Charts and tables

Chart objects with their data intact, so the numbers can be corrected in PowerPoint without a re-export.

Theme colors

Every fill points at accent1–accent6. Change the theme and the whole deck moves with it.

The markup, unedited

<p:sp>
  <p:txBody>
    <a:p><a:r>Q3 revenue grew 34%</a:r></a:p>
  </p:txBody>
  <a:solidFill><a:schemeClr val="accent1"/></a:solidFill>
</p:sp>

Real markup from a real export. The text is a run; the color is a reference, not a hex code.

Us versus a typical AI export

Measured on the same twelve-slide deck, exported from both and opened in PowerPoint 2021.

What you get AI Slide Deck Typical AI export
Editable text Real text boxes Flattened into the image
Theme colors accent1–accent6 slots Baked-in pixels
Native shapes Autoshapes and connectors None
Charts Chart objects with data Picture of a chart
File size, 12 slides 1.2 MB 18–34 MB
Opens without repair Schema-validated Occasional repair prompt
Speaker notes Carried into the notes pane Usually dropped

Why most tools can't do this

It isn't reluctance. It's where the slide lives.

Most AI tools

1Model writes web page markup
2Screenshot of the painted page
3One picture per slide

The layout only ever existed as CSS. There is no text box to hand over, so the export is a photograph of the result.

Us

1Model writes a slide document
2One renderer, two targets
3Native objects on every slide

The editor and the exporter read the same document, so what you see is what the file contains.

Questions about the file

Is the exported PowerPoint really editable?

Yes. Every slide is written as native PowerPoint objects: text boxes with real runs, autoshapes, tables and charts, all referencing the theme color slots. Nothing on the slide is an image of text.

Does the file open without a repair prompt?

Yes. Files are generated against the OOXML schema and validated before download, so PowerPoint 2016 and later, Keynote and Google Slides all open them directly. If you ever hit a repair dialog, send us the file and we will treat it as a bug.

What happens to my fonts if the recipient doesn't have them?

We set an explicit fallback stack on every run and ship the theme's font scheme in the file. If a license permits embedding, we embed. Otherwise the slide reflows to the fallback rather than shifting layout.

Can I use my company template?

Upload a .potx or an existing deck and we read its theme, masters and layouts into a brand kit. Generated decks then export against your masters, so they land inside your template rather than beside it.

Is PDF export free?

PDF export is included on every plan, including Free. There is no watermark and no slide limit on the PDF path.

Check it yourself before you pay anything.

Download the sample, open it in PowerPoint, click the text. That is the whole argument.

Download the sample .pptx

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