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From a narrative outline to a presentation you can deliver.

Choose a content template and visual theme, refine it in your Agent or the online editor, and keep drafting, presenting and publishing distinct.

Try Slides onlineBrowse presentation templates

No sign-in needed. Explore the editor with a sample deck; saving and sharing are disabled.

No-sign-in demo

Edit a sample on the real canvas first

The online demo lets you edit text, move content and enter slideshow mode. It does not save or share anything, and refreshing restores the sample.

Try Slides online

A complete creation loop

Outline, edit, present and publish within one project

01

Keep editing after generation

Adjust text, layout, theme and slide order on the canvas. Saving a draft never publishes it automatically.

02

Use tables and charts for evidence

Complete examples use varied slide rhythms and editable tables and data-linked charts. Sample figures remain clearly labeled.

03

Keep author material out of audience output

Speaker notes, hidden slides and author material stay out of the audience version. Review the final presentation before publishing.

Six content structures

Choose a template by narrative purpose

Each template provides a complete, editable bilingual example spanning the opening, argument, evidence, tradeoffs and close. These are content structures, not color variations.

Work report

Align goals, outcomes, variance, decisions and next steps.

Project proposal

Frame the problem, audience, approach, pilot, tradeoffs and decision ask.

Product introduction

Move from the user problem and workflow to capability boundaries and validation.

Lesson

Organize learning outcomes, concept sequence, demonstration, practice, feedback and recap.

Research defense

Present the question, related work, method, evidence, limitations and conclusion.

Portfolio and story

Show capability through context, role, process, selected work, outcome and reflection.

Four visual systems

Choose content templates and visual themes separately

Choose a content structure and a visual style separately. Themes change typography, composition and backgrounds while preserving the story and its content.

Presentation workflow

Shape the story before choosing its look

A template answers what to say and in what order. A theme controls the visual tone. You can change either one independently.

  1. 01

    Prepare the purpose and material

    Describe the audience, duration, main claims and evidence. Keep missing content marked for confirmation.

  2. 02

    Choose a content template

    Start with one of six narrative structures, then choose one of four visual themes.

  3. 03

    Refine it on the canvas

    Edit slides, tables and charts, then check different screens and the presentation sequence.

  4. 04

    Review, present or publish

    Preview the audience version before publishing. Draft changes do not replace published content automatically.