Hey Product Hunt — People who make decks are rarely “doing design.” More often it’s Monday and three slides need changing. Or the night before a pitch, staring at a pile of PDFs, not knowing what slide one should say. Or ten minutes before class, still moving lecture notes onto slides. We didn’t want another robot that’s better at drawing. You already have a topic, a PDF, an old deck. What you need is a presentation that holds attention, moves how the room feels page by page, and still reads as professional—then leaves as a file you can keep editing. Write one line, or drop in PDF, Word, PPTX, even a photo of the board. No long form. You get the story first, then real slides. The outline is there so the arc can hold, not so we can dump a pile of pages. Three things we actually care about: 1. Upload an existing PPT or PDF and we revise that same deck. Same pages, same order — not a rewrite from a blank prompt. 2. Math, physics, and chemistry can go on the page as objects: formulas, reaction equations, linear/quadratic graphs, plane geometry (triangles, circles, angles). They survive export — not warped lettering, not a screenshot. 3. Export PPTX, open it in PowerPoint, and click a title, a table, a formula. Text is still text. Tables are still tables. Formulas are still formulas. What you see on the page is the file you take. Honest limits: you can try without an account (about 5 slides). A 20-slide deck usually takes around 7 minutes — not instant. Generation is free; exporting PPTX/PDF uses credits. Online presenting is free. If you try it, the useful test is: does the story hold from page to page—and after you export, can you still click a title, a table, a formula? One more thing, as a surprise: the same flow can turn a line like “Tokyo, 5 days, with kids” into a day-by-day itinerary you can follow—where each day goes, how you get there, where you sleep—and export it as the same kind of editable PPT. It’s a schedule you can walk. https://createpptx.com

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From a topic or file to a PPT you can keep editing

From a topic or file to a PPT you can keep editing