The problem
Starting from a blank slide is slow. Most of the time goes on layout instead of the message.
Step by step
- Write the one sentence you want the audience to remember.
- Jot down an outline: problem, what you offer, proof, price or ask, next step.
- Ask the AI to turn the outline into slide titles and short bullet points.
- Build the slides in a presentation tool, using your own photos and numbers.
- Cut every slide that does not support the one sentence.
The prompt
Turn this outline into a {number}-slide presentation for {audience}.
The one thing they should remember: {key message}
Outline: {outline}
For each slide give a title that makes a point (not a label), up to 3 short bullets, and a suggestion for a visual. Use only the facts in my outline.
Replace the {highlighted} parts with your details, or fill them in with the prompt builder.
Check before you use it
- All numbers are yours and correct.
- Slide titles make the argument on their own.
Privacy
- Do not paste confidential client figures into free tools.
Do’s and don’ts
Do
- Lead with the customer’s problem.
- Use one idea per slide.
- Rehearse it out loud once.
Don’t
- Fill slides with long AI paragraphs.
- Use generic stock images that say nothing.
- Include charts you cannot explain.
When not to use AI for this
Investor decks need numbers you can defend. Do not let AI fill gaps in your financials.
Tools that can help
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