Can I make Google Slides with AI as a teacher?

SlideSpeak generates the deck, then you export it as an editable PowerPoint (.pptx) and open it in Google Slides, or export it straight to PDF. The slides keep real text boxes and shapes rather than flattened images, so you can carry on editing after the import.

Can I turn a PDF or Word document into a lesson presentation?

Yes. Upload a PDF, Word doc, Excel sheet, or an existing PowerPoint — up to 10 files at once, 50MB each — and the AI pulls out the key points and builds structured slides you can edit.

Is there a free AI presentation maker for teachers?

You can start for free. Signing up gives you credits to generate a presentation, edit it in the AI editor, and share it with a link. Downloading editable PowerPoint, PDF, and the other export formats is included on the paid plans — see pricing for the details.

Can I use my school's template and branding?

Yes. Import your school's PowerPoint template and SlideSpeak generates onto it, keeping your fonts, colours, and slide layouts. See custom templates and branding.

Does it work for K-12 and higher education?

Both. The generator works from whatever material you give it, so the reading level of the output follows your topic and source documents. Teachers use it for primary and secondary lessons, and lecturers use it for undergraduate and postgraduate courses.

For teachers

AI presentation maker for teachers

Turn a topic, a PDF, a Word doc, or an existing deck into a class-ready presentation in minutes — then edit it like any other slide deck.

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How it works

From lesson topic to finished deck

Three steps, whether you are starting from a blank page or from material you already have.

Start from a topic or your own material

Type the lesson topic, or upload a PDF, Word doc, Excel sheet, or an existing PowerPoint. You can upload up to 10 files at once, 50MB each.

The AI builds a structured deck

SlideSpeak reads your material, works out the structure, and writes slides with headings, talking points, and images.

Download

PowerPoint

Download editable slides

Export to Google Slides

Directly edit in Google Slides

Edit, brand, and export

Refine any slide in the editor, apply your school's template, then export an editable PowerPoint, open it in Google Slides, or save it as PDF.

Inside the generator

What actually happens to your material

Not a black box. Four steps you can inspect and change at every point.

Start from what you already have

A syllabus topic, a reading, a research paper, a PDF, a Word doc, an Excel sheet, or last year’s PowerPoint. Upload up to 10 files at once, 50MB each, and the AI reads all of them before it writes a single slide.

Uploading a PDF, Word document, and Excel sheet to generate a lesson presentation

Generated onto your school’s template

Import your institution’s PowerPoint template once and SlideSpeak builds onto it — your fonts, your colours, your slide layouts — so the deck looks like it came from your department, not from a tool.

Importing a school's PowerPoint template so generated decks match its branding

Rewrite any slide by asking

Too dense for a Year 9 class? Ask the AI editor to simplify it. Need a different example, a new image, or one more slide on a subtopic? Say so, and it edits the deck in place.

Asking the SlideSpeak AI assistant to rewrite a slide

Export the way the lesson needs it

A native .pptx with real text boxes and shapes for editing, a PDF for handouts, or open it in Google Slides. The same deck can also become a narrated video or a quiz without rebuilding it.

Download

PowerPoint

Download editable slides

Export to Google Slides

Directly edit in Google Slides

Built for the school year

What teachers build with SlideSpeak

The same generator handles the deck you teach from and the ones nobody sees you make.

Lecture and lesson decks

Turn a syllabus topic, a reading, or a textbook chapter into slides you can teach from, then adjust the depth for the class in front of you.

Topic to slidesPDF to slides

Revision and recap decks

Condense a full unit into a revision deck before an exam, or rebuild last year's material around this year's syllabus.

SummariseReuse

Staff meetings and CPD

Department updates, training sessions, and CPD workshops — built from your notes instead of last term's template.

Staff training

Parents' evenings and open days

Presentations for parents, governors, and prospective students, on your school's template and branding.

BrandedSchool template

How it compares

Against the two things teachers do today

Most lesson decks get built by hand or half-drafted in a chatbot. Here is what changes.

What you need		Building slides by hand	A general AI chatbot
Start from a topic or your own files	Topic, PDF, Word, Excel or PPTX	You write every slide	Text in, text out
Produces a real slide deck	Editable .pptx with text boxes and shapes	If you build it yourself	You still build the deck
Applies your school's template	Import your own template	Manually, slide by slide	No template support
Opens in PowerPoint and Google Slides	PPTX, Google Slides or PDF	Native	Copy and paste
Turn the same deck into a narrated video	AI narration or your own voice	Record it yourself	Not available
Generate a quiz from the deck	In the editor, exportable to your LMS	Write the questions yourself	Plain text questions only

The models behind it

Built on the models your students already use

SlideSpeak combines best-in-class models for structuring content, writing slides, and generating imagery.

ChatGPT 5.6

by OpenAI

Claude Opus 5

by Anthropic

Gemini 3.1

by Google

FAQ

Questions teachers ask

What the AI presentation maker does, what it exports, and what it costs.

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Spend your evening planning the lesson, not formatting it

Turn your topic, notes, or reading list into a class-ready deck, then edit it like any other presentation.

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