AI Presentation Maker: From Notes to an Editable .pptx
Paste your notes or upload a document, say who the talk is for, and the agent drafts the slides and speaker notes as a .pptx file you can edit.
How the AI Presentation Maker Works
The YesChat agent plans the structure, writes the text for each slide and the speaker notes, and packs everything into an editable .pptx. The slides use simple layouts and shapes rather than photos, so add your own images in PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides. In one of our tests, GPT-5.6 Luna produced an 8-slide deck in about two minutes. For other file tasks, see the AI agent page; to clean data or build charts in a spreadsheet, use Excel AI.

What You Get From the AI Presentation Maker
An editable .pptx file
Every slide is a normal PowerPoint slide: change the text, colors and order, or add your own images.

Speaker notes
Ask for notes under each slide so you know what to say, not just what to show.
Slides from what you already have
Start from notes, a Word document or a PDF; the agent picks the key points and splits them into slides.

Changes slide by slide
Ask to shorten a slide, merge two, change the tone or add a summary slide, and get an updated file.
How to Choose an AI Presentation Maker
| What to check | Why it matters | On YesChat |
|---|---|---|
| Editable file | You will almost always want to fix wording or reorder slides | An editable .pptx file |
| Images | Some tools add generated images or stock photos, others only lay out text | Layouts and shapes, no photos; add your own |
| Speaker notes | Notes make the deck usable for a live talk | Included when you ask for them |
How to Make a Presentation With AI on YesChat
Sign in
Give the content and the brief
Download and polish
Who Uses the AI Presentation Maker
Students
Turn a report or research notes into a class presentation with speaker notes.
Teachers
Build a lesson deck from a chapter summary, with one key idea and an example per slide.
Sales and marketing
Draft a product overview or pitch deck, then add your own screenshots and brand colors.
Team updates
Turn a weekly report into a short deck for the meeting, with a final slide of next steps.