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Presentations

Who this is for: teachers · Where: Presentations in the sidebar.

What this page is for

Turning a topic or a lesson plan into a slide deck you can present, then editing it until it is yours.

Creating one

Give a topic — or start from a lesson plan, which carries the curriculum content across — and choose the number of slides (5 to 50).

The estimated cost and your remaining allowance are shown before generating.

Themes

Pick from the theme gallery, or leave it on Auto and let the deck choose one that suits the subject. A theme sets the palette, the fonts and the decorative details; the same content looks materially different across themes.

The theme is kept when you regenerate.

Editing

Every text on every slide is editable — click it and type. This includes headings, bullets, quotes, statistics, callouts and timeline entries.

Images are editable too: hover one and choose Edit image to search for a different picture or paste a URL. Slides with no image offer Add image.

Slides are composed, not filled into a fixed template

Each slide is laid out from blocks — headings, bullets, images, statistics, quotes, timelines — so the deck varies rather than repeating one shape. This is why editing works per element instead of per "slot".

Presenting

Full-screen presentation mode, with keyboard navigation.

Escape leaves properly now

Leaving full screen used to strand the deck in a chromeless state. Pressing Escape returns you to the editor.

Rules and limits

  • Generation spends tokens, scaling with slide count; the estimate is shown first.
  • Images are searched from free, openly licensed sources. Queries are short and specific; a slide with no good match shows none rather than something irrelevant.
  • Regenerating replaces the content but keeps the theme.
  • Decks can be published as a material so pupils can open them.

Troubleshooting

"A slide has no image." No sufficiently good match was found. Add one yourself with Add image.

"The deck is too short." Slide count is set at generation. Regenerate with a higher number.

"An image is irrelevant." Edit it — search a better term or paste a URL.

"Generation failed." Usually the budget. Reduce the slide count or ask your director.