Presentation with speaker notes, prepared by AI
A presentation supports a spoken talk: slides show the key points and visuals, while you explain the details aloud.
Pupils, students, teachers and employees all need them, for lessons, seminars, thesis defences, conferences and work meetings.
What it contains
- A title slide with the topic, presenter and supervisor (placeholders if not given)
- An outline slide and an introduction stating the goal of the talk
- Content slides that each make one point, with a short informative title
- Charts, diagrams, photos or small tables where they explain better than text
- Speaker notes of about 60–120 words on every content slide
- Conclusion, sources and a closing slide
Typical structure
- Title slide
- Outline
- Introduction (1–2 slides)
- Main content, one idea per slide
- Conclusion with 3–5 key takeaways
- Sources
- Closing slide, thanks and questions
Length and format
By default the AI agent makes 12–18 slides, or roughly one content slide per minute when you give the length of the talk.
Slides are 16:9 with a clean, consistent design, at most five bullets and about 40 words of text each, titles of 32–40 pt and body text of at least 20 pt. Your teacher or event may set a different slide count or template.
How the AI agent helps
- Enter the topic, the audience and, if you know it, the speaking time or number of slides.
- Attach your paper, thesis or notes so the slides follow your own material.
- The AI agent writes one point per slide, adds visuals and drafts what you can say in the notes.
- Download the PPTX, adjust the design and rehearse with the notes.
Questions and answers
What file format do I get?
A PowerPoint file (PPTX) that you can open and edit in PowerPoint, Google Slides or similar programs.
Can I make slides for my thesis defence?
Yes. Attach the thesis and say it is for a defence. The slides will follow its goal, methods, results and conclusions.
Are there animations?
No. The default design avoids animations, transitions and decorative clip art so the slides stay clear. You can add them yourself.
Where does the data on the slides come from?
From your attached files and sources found during the run. Each figure shows its source briefly on the slide and in full on the sources slide.
Describe your talk and audience, and get an editable slide deck with notes to rehearse from.
The AI agent prepares a draft that you review, edit and finalize yourself; exact requirements depend on your school, university or teacher.