Better slides start before the first slide.

Turn your notes into a clear story. Shape the outline, choose a design and make it yours in Google Slides.

For example, an AI event for our student club.Generate

See a story become slides.

A scripted walkthrough with a real example deck. Open video

Build the talk
together.

Share your presentation with your team. See who’s working on each slide.

Our project pitchYouAlex
Project proposalA better way
to study together.

One place for our group’s notes.

Alex · Slide 3
Illustrative example · Shared presentation

Put your sources
to work.

Bring in your research. Ask the assistant to help shape it, then review the changes before applying them.

SourcesAssistant
Campus interview notesSelected source

“We spend more time finding a room than actually studying.”

What’s the clearest point for our talk?
Suggested addition

Finding a place to study shouldn’t be the hard part.

Review before applying
Illustrative example · Source excerpt and proposed wording

Keep what works
for next time.

Your notes, Narratives and Designs have a home in Library. Reuse them when the next presentation comes around.

LibraryAll items
Campus interviews

What we heard.
What we’ll try next.

Campus interviewsNotebook
Pitch an idea
  • Problem and audience
  • Proposed solution
  • Plan and ask
Pitch an ideaNarrative
Example Memphis Design: Try something new.
MemphisDesign
Illustrative Library · Example layout · Memphis

A few good questions.

What can I start with?

Your own notes, an assignment brief, a saved Narrative or an existing Google Slides presentation. You can also start from a Design. Pick the starting point that fits the material you already have.

Who is Presentable for?

We’re starting with students preparing class talks, research presentations and project pitches. General presentations and timed Pecha Kucha are available alongside more specific Narratives.

Can I check the AI’s work?

Yes. Review and edit the outline before creating slides. Missing details and evidence gaps can be flagged for your attention. These reminders are not a complete fact-check: check claims, sources and requirements yourself before presenting.

Can I edit the finished slides?

Yes. The generated deck is an editable Google Slides file. You can open it in Google Slides and continue editing there.

Do I need a Google account?

Create a Presentable account to work on your presentation. Connect Google when you want to create or open a Google Slides deck.

What happens to my notes?

Your material is used to help draft your presentation. Notes and other relevant material are sent to an AI provider when you request AI help. Leave out private information and read our Privacy Policy before uploading sensitive material.

Bring your next idea.

Start with the notes you have. Shape the talk you want to give.

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