I am a marketer and content writer myself, and Claude has become the one LLM that's actually worth paying money for. I find that it's better for long, more complex texts and copy, rather than for short marketingey stuff. It understands context really well, and once you invest some more time into writing an elaborate prompt – the output is usually great. Still needs some tweaking, but saves me loads of time. ChatGPT doesn't even come close.
The biggest advantage over other LLMs, in my opinion, is that the output really does sound human, and (if you do a good enough prompt with some examples) it doesn't use the classic generic phrases like "In today's world" and "Here's the thing".
This is a big one for anyone who lives in PowerPoint :D
The biggest friction of building decks is never “writing text.” It’s restructuring messy thoughts into a clean storyline without breaking formatting.
What I love here:
It actually reads your existing deck (layouts, slide masters, fonts)
Makes template-aware edits instead of nuking formatting
Can generate a full structure from a natural language brief
Converts bullets → diagrams and adds native charts
No copy-paste between tools
Most AI tools feel like sidekicks outside the workflow. This feels embedded as if it was the co-author of your deck.
If this handles enterprise templates properly (the real test 😅), it could easily become a daily driver for consultants, founders, and operators.
Over to you!
How did Anthropic automate PowerPoint slides before Microsoft 365 Copilot? What do you think?
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Finally something useful. I used to spend hours/days to create something with a logical structure and a good-looking design. Now, I can save time :)
@busmark_w_nika Indeed :D Thanks Nika for stopping by!
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@rohanrecommends It hit my eyes as the first thing in the list of PH launches :D I had to react.
Rumora
I feel you on the formatting. Nothing worse than redoing slides last minute and realizing your fonts are all over the place.
just keeps shipping 😅 now Claude directly inside PowerPoint is actually a smart move. If it really understands slide masters, layouts, and brand rules, that’s huge for teams who obsess over formatting. Live data connectors and real time edits? That’s less AI writes slides and more AI becomes your deck co-pilot.
Interesting direction for presentation workflows.
I often work with decks, and this looks like a useful way to speed up structuring and editing slides.
I’m especially curious about how it handles tone consistency and multilingual content.
Starnus
Nice, but I guess this is only accessible via web UI, right? not the API, or does it support it too?
This looks super interesting, especially for folks who spend a ton of time in PowerPoint. The focus on maintaining formatting while restructuring thoughts is a big deal. But how does it handle more complex templates that companies use? Is that part of the plan?