Slide Prompt Generator — You Decide How Every Slide Looks

Stop rolling the dice on AI slides.
You decide how every slide looks.

Pick a style, fill in the key points, charts, and word counts for each slide, and the site will assemble a complete presentation prompt for you. Paste it into Claude, Gemini, ChatGPT, or Gamma to create the exact presentation you have in mind.

Use it. Get it. Master it. Every day. | You’re the captain; AI is your crew.

25 presentation styles + templates

17 slide roles

18 charts / visual elements

5 AI tool outputs

① State the Goal FirstWho is this presentation for, and what decision should they make after seeing it?

② Then Pick a Style25 styles, each with real samples. Browsing the thumbnails is the fastest way to choose.

③ Specify Slide by SlideBe clear upfront whether each slide needs a pie chart or a flowchart, and how many words.

Step 1 | What is this presentation for?

Clarify the goal and audience first so the AI knows who to persuade and how deep to go. After selecting the “Presentation Goal,” Step 3 will automatically load a suggested slide structure.

First time here?Load a pre-filled demo first to see how each step works, then change it to your own content.

Presentation Goal Auto-loads slide structure

Topic & Audience

Presentation Topic*

Speaker / Dept

Who is the audience?*

What should the audience do after watching? (Success criteria)*

Writing it as an “action” works best: approve, purchase, sign up, remember something, or change a practice.

Occasion & Format

Usage Scenario

Live projection needs fewer, larger words; sent for self-reading needs each slide to be understood independently.

Slide Aspect Ratio

Language

Tone

Overall Text-to-Visual Ratio

Text-heavyBalancedVisual-heavy

The default tendency for the whole presentation; charts and word counts specified per slide in Step 3 take priority.

Advanced Requirements Optional

Brand Primary Color (Hex)

Logo / Brand Guidelines

Must Include

Must Avoid

Include speaker notes for each slide (what to say on stage)

Step 2 | Pick a Presentation Style

Each card shows thumbnail templates for this style (cover / chart slide / content slide). Click “View Sample” to see larger images and the full style prompt.

Step 3 | How should each slide look?

A suggested structure based on your presentation goal has been loaded (charts, layouts, and word counts are pre-selected). You just need to write each slide’s key point and content materials; if you want to change charts or word counts, click “Adjust”.

Step 4 | Copy Prompt and Paste to AI

Select the AI tool you want to use, and the prompt will automatically adapt to the best format for that tool.

Output Format:

Why does filling this out stop AI from messing up?

Write the key point as a single conclusion“Market Analysis” is a topic; “Northern market share dropped 3% mainly due to price” is a key point. Writing each slide’s key point as a conclusion makes the AI-generated titles punchy.

Match charts to your dataUse bar charts for comparisons, line charts for trends, pie charts for proportions, and flowcharts for steps. If there are no numbers, don’t force a chart; use icons or quotes instead.

Specify word count upfrontFor live projection, 30–50 words per slide is enough; reports sent out need 100+ words. Without a word limit, AI usually crams in too much.

Provide your own numbersAI will “make up” data for you. If you have real numbers, paste them into the content materials; if not, the prompt already asks it to mark them as “placeholder data”.

Not happy with the first draft? Just specify the slide to changeFor example: “Change page 4 to text on the left and image on the right, and replace the pie chart with a bar chart.” Per-slide specs are your common language for communicating with AI.

Try the same prompt in different toolsPaste the same content into Claude and Gemini, and pick the version you like best to continue editing.

Security Reminders Before Use

Do not paste personal data: Always replace client names, phone numbers, ID numbers, medical records, etc., with codes (e.g., Client A, Case 01).
Do not paste confidential info: Do not include unpublished financial reports, contract amounts, or internal system passwords in your prompts.
Always double-check numbers: Verify AI-generated data, years, and legal clauses one by one before presenting.
This website does not send your input to any server; data is only temporarily stored in this computer’s browser.On a classroom or shared computer, click “Start Fresh” in the top right when you are done.

About the Instructor

Feng

Huang Ching-Feng | Coach Afeng (AI Feng)

Enterprise AI practical training expert & Autolab founder. “You’re the captain; AI is your crew.” — turning AI from something you hear about into something you use every day.