Presenti AI

Presenti AI is an online presentation maker for creating editable slides from a topic or existing material. You can begin with notes, import a document, or choose a template, then revise the deck in its workspace before sharing or exporting it.

Start with material you already have

Presenti accepts text, Word documents, PDFs, Markdown, and mind maps as presentation starting points. The text workflow uses notes or an outline to create an editable slide draft. Word and PDF conversion offer a route for repurposing written material, while the Markdown option may suit a technical outline that already has a heading structure.

The homepage also lets you begin with a topic or a few keywords. Choose the input that contains the strongest version of your message. For a report, an existing outline with the key findings gives you something concrete to compare with the generated deck. A few keywords leave more of that structure for you to review afterward.

Refine the slides in the workspace

You can adjust content, layouts, color schemes, and typography in the editor. Presenti describes its AI stage as organizing a draft and applying a consistent visual direction. You retain a review step before the final presentation.

Its templates cover business, marketing, education, pitch decks, minimalist designs, and creative presentations. Pick a style around the audience and purpose, then check whether the slide order supports the argument. For example, a lesson and a venture-capital proposal may start with the same document-conversion feature but need different pacing and emphasis.

Check sharing, export, and access

Presenti describes sharing or exporting a finished presentation from the workspace. The homepage does not identify the export file formats or the limits of each account tier. Confirm those details if you need a deck that remains editable in another presentation application.

The page offers a free starting option without listing a credit allowance or paid subscription prices. Before committing a larger project, check the account's current usage and export terms. Review the generated text against your source document, and preview the layouts before sending the deck to an audience.