How Creating Works
There are three ways to create a presentation:
From a topic — describe what you need and the AI writes everything. See From a Topic.
From text — paste your own content and the AI turns it into slides.
From a file — upload a document (Word, PDF, PowerPoint, and more). See From Text or a File.
All three follow the same path:
Content — enter your topic, text, or file, and choose settings like slide count and language.
Template — pick a design. See Templates.
Generation — the AI writes and designs the deck.
Review — check and edit the generated slides before anything touches your presentation. See Review & Edit Before Inserting.
Insert — the finished slides are added to your open presentation.
Things worth knowing
Generation takes a few minutes — longer for bigger decks and large files. While you wait you can play one of the built-in mini-games (Snake, Pong, Memory, Tic-Tac-Toe).
The review step shows your actual slides, not a draft outline. What you edit there is exactly what lands in PowerPoint.
Cancel really cancels. Stopping a generation aborts the work entirely — nothing is inserted and nothing is charged.
Slides are inserted into the presentation you have open. If you want a standalone deck, start from a new blank presentation.
Your settings are remembered. Language, content style, tone, and other choices persist between sessions.
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