Slide Decks Built From Your Lesson

Generate a presentation grounded in the lesson you planned, not a generic template. Review and edit every slide, then export to PowerPoint, Google Slides, or PDF.

A Deck You Can Teach From

  • Follows Your Lesson: Slides carry your objectives, activities, and timing, in order
  • Speaker Notes: Each slide includes presenter notes tied to the lesson moment
  • Present or Export: Present from the browser, or export to PPTX, Google Slides, or PDF
A split slide titled What Is a Chemical Reaction, with a definition beside an atom diagram, in the presentation viewer

What you get

Built for Teaching, Not Just Slides

Every deck starts from your lesson plan and stays yours to shape

  • Grounded in Your Lesson

    Slides follow your lesson's objectives, activities, and key points, so the deck matches what you actually teach.

  • 13+ Slide Types

    Title, content, split, quote, timeline, grid, and more, each chosen to fit the part of the lesson it carries.

  • Editable Slide by Slide

    Rewrite text, reorder slides, and swap or remove imagery until the deck sounds like you.

  • Export Anywhere

    Download as PPTX, send to Google Slides, or save as PDF for printing and sharing.

How it works

From lesson plan to ready-to-present deck

  1. Start With a Lesson

    Create a lesson plan, or open one you already have in your dashboard.

  2. Generate the Deck

    Every generated lesson includes a deck drafted from its objectives and activities, no extra request needed.

  3. Edit Every Slide

    Adjust wording, reorder slides, and shape the deck for your class.

  4. Export & Present

    Download as PPTX, send to Google Slides, or save as PDF.

Why teachers use it

Slide Types for Every Part of the Lesson

Beyond title and content slides, decks draw on layouts matched to what each slide teaches

  • Timeline

    Sequence events, eras, or steps across the lesson

  • Quote

    Feature a primary source or key voice

  • Definition

    Introduce vocabulary with clear framing

  • Comparison

    Put two ideas side by side for contrast

  • Process

    Walk through a procedure step by step

  • Diagram

    Show how concepts connect and relate

  • Grid

    Organize examples and categories at a glance

  • Interactive

    Discussion prompts and checks that involve students

Build Your Next Deck From a Real Lesson

Plan the lesson, generate the presentation, and walk into class with slides that match what you teach.