
Presenton
Presenton is an open-source AI presentation maker for generating, editing, and exporting branded PPTX and PDF decks from prompts, documents, data, and existing presentations.
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Presenton is an open-source AI presentation maker for generating, editing, and exporting branded PPTX and PDF decks from prompts, documents, data, and existing presentations.

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BookCoversLab pairs AI cover artwork with KDP wrap calculations and print-PDF export, using separate generation and final-export credits.

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SoonLab generates playable browser-game prototypes from prompts, then lets creators test and refine them through follow-up instructions.

Pexo plans multi-scene videos from ideas or source assets, adds narration and graphics, and accepts conversational revisions before delivery.

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Thumbs.ai offers prompt-based YouTube thumbnail creation and reference-image remakes, with trial credits and plan-specific watermark and usage terms.
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