Topic

Plan

Content

Build

How it works

From a brief to an editable PPTX

USlides helps you generate a structured deck fast — and then refine everything in PowerPoint.

Step 1

Fill in the description

Write a short brief: goal, audience, constraints, and what “good” looks like. The clearer the input, the better the structure.

Example brief

Describe how your team can safely adopt AI copilots, highlight measurable use cases, outline governance, and cover the timeline for training, pilots, and adoption metrics.

Tip: 100–500 characters is a good start.

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Step 2

Choose slide count

Pick how long your story should be. More slides = more detail; fewer slides = a tighter narrative.

Typical choice

Most decks start at 10–20 slides.

12–20 slides

Step 3

Select a theme

Choose a visual style before generation. You can switch themes later, but starting with the right vibe helps.

Style preview

Minimal

Clean typography and open layouts.

Tip: “Minimal” is best for reports; “Black” is best for pitches.

Step 4

Review the plan

USlides creates a slide-by-slide outline. You can reorder slides, change slide types, and tweak titles or descriptions.

Plan preview

This is where the outline appears after generation.

In the real flow you can drag slides, edit type, and refine titles/descriptions.

Step 5

Preview content and swap photos

After you approve the plan, USlides drafts slide text and selects images. Later you’ll be able to replace photos per slide.

Slides

Preview

Draft content appears here. You will review text, layout, and images before building the final deck.

Coming soon

Photo picker per slide (choose a different image, crop, and select a better match).

Step 6

Download PPTX and edit everything

When the build is complete, you download a PPTX (and optionally PDF). In PowerPoint you can change text, rearrange blocks, replace images, and fully restyle the deck.

Export

You get an editable PPTX

After download, you can tweak anything — it’s a normal PowerPoint file.

Try the demo flow

Tip: keep the structure, adjust the wording — that’s usually the fastest workflow.

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Tips

Make the AI work better

Good brief

Include audience, goal, constraints, and 3–5 key points you want on slides.

Faster iteration

Approve the plan quickly, then refine content in PPTX — it’s usually faster than over-prompting.

Images

Use concrete nouns in your brief (industry, objects, locations). It improves photo matching.

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