AI PowerPoint generator.
Turn files, research or a prompt into a complete presentation.

Create, edit and present in your browser

Your presentation lives in Syaxis. Build the deck, ask for changes and open presenter view in the same app, without installing PowerPoint. Export is an option when you need to take the slides elsewhere.

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Need help writing the brief and checking the result? Follow the worked presentation tutorial

Turn your files into slides

The Relay launch below is a fictional example. Its source material, conversation and slide illustrations explain the steps; they are not a recording of a generated presentation.

Attach a report or rough notes directly in Presentations, name the audience and explain what the deck should accomplish. Syaxis develops the content and slide design from that material. In the fictional Relay example, customer interviews provide quotes and product notes supply the launch plan.

Create slides from PDF, Word or PowerPoint

Attach a PDF, Word document or PowerPoint, or paste your notes. Use a report as background, follow an existing outline or ask for selected sections to become slides.

Spreadsheets and data

If you need to check the numbers first, upload an XLSX, CSV or TSV file to Chat. Ask it to calculate totals, compare results or make a chart, then request slides based on those findings.

Recordings and transcripts

Upload an audio file to Chat to work with its transcription. Ask for the main findings or decisions, then request a presentation about the findings you want to share. You can also upload an existing transcript.

Your images and visual references

Attach the photos or illustrations you want included. If an image is a design reference instead, say which colors, fonts or layout you want the slides to follow.

The agent creates a new presentation using your material. Your original files stay unchanged; an uploaded PowerPoint’s layout is not preserved automatically.

Research your topic and sources

Start with a research question when you do not yet have a source packet. The presentation agent searches and reads sources while developing the complete deck. For Relay, the brief might ask how other project-planning tools handle handoffs. Review the supporting sources before presenting the conclusions.

Create slides with the presentation agent

Requests made in Chat or directly in Presentations use the same presentation agent. It brings your request, material and research together to create the slides.

Plan the slides

It may ask about the audience, length or topics to cover. It can follow your outline or plan the slide order and what each slide needs to explain.

Write the content

It uses your material and research to write headings, explanations and examples for your audience.

Design and review the slides

It chooses layouts, fonts, colors and visuals, then reviews the rendered slides for readability, overlapping text and image framing.

Follow progress and read draft text while the agent works. The finished slides have their own wording and layout, as in these examples from Relay’s launch:

Add images, charts and diagrams

Ask for a chart to compare figures, a table to organize information or a diagram to explain a process. The agent can also find photos and generate illustrations for the slides.

Include preferences such as “use our product screenshots,” “keep each slide brief” or “write in Arabic.” You can choose the language of the slides independently of the website’s language, including right-to-left text.

Edit and adapt your presentation

The launch presentation is ready, but you want to specify how many teams will try Relay first. Open it and use the chat beside the slides to tell the presentation agent what to change. It updates the presentation and saves a new version.

“Change the rollout to start with 10 teams. Help each one run a real project, and review their feedback before opening it up.”

Name the slide you want changed, or ask for a change across the presentation. For example: “shorten slide 3,” “add a comparison table,” “move the launch plan to the end” or “use larger text throughout.” You can also remove slides or replace images.

Go back to an earlier version

Open version history to view or restore a previously saved version of the presentation.

Create a separate presentation

If you started in Chat, return to that conversation and ask for another presentation: “Make a shorter presentation for our first customers.” Your current presentation stays unchanged.

Ask a question about the slides

In the Chat conversation that created it, ask “Does the presentation explain pricing?” or “Summarize the launch plan.” Chat can read the slides to answer without editing them.

Present and export to PowerPoint, PDF or PNG

Write and save your own speaker notes for each slide, then read them in presenter view. These are your reminders, separate from the text the agent writes for the slides. For Relay’s final slide, you might note the decision you need from the team.

The presentation stays in your library, along with your saved Chat conversations. Return to it, rename it or permanently delete work you no longer need.

Free exports include a “Made with Syaxis” mark. Paid exports remove it. Compare plans.

Optionally, prepare your ideas in Chat

You can also start in Chat when you want to explore the topic first. Discuss your sources and decide what to present, then ask for a presentation. This preparation is optional; you can start directly with a topic or files.

For example, you’re looking through customer interviews for Relay, a project-planning app. A discussion about those interviews helps you choose the focus for a launch presentation:

Your request starts the presentation agent, with the discussion and attached files as context. The topic, audience and findings you choose give it direction.

Create pitches, lessons and updates

Adapt the request to what your audience needs: a decision, an explanation or a plan. These examples give you a starting point.

Use Chat for images, data and more

The presentation is one part of Relay’s launch. Use Chat to prepare supporting material before or after the slides, or for work unrelated to presentations.

Look up tools and supported formats

Check supported files, download formats and controls for both Chat and presentations.

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