AI presentation maker, from brief to slides. Turn your thinking into a clear story.

DFIRST Presentation slides is an AI presentation maker that turns a short brief into a numbered deck of 5, 8 or 10 slides. Describe the topic, the audience and what you want them to do, and you get an HTML presentation with a contents menu, 16:9 slides and print styles that put each slide on its own page.

5, 8 or 10 numbered slides
16:9 slides with a contents menu
Prints one slide per page

Works with

A deck with a shape. Beginning, middle and an ask.

An example outline of an 8-slide KINETRA launch deck, and one slide in full.

Example output

KINETRA road shoe launch, 8 slides

1. Built for every mile. The new KINETRA road shoe.
2. The runner: training for a first half marathon.
3. The shoe, in the facts from the brief.
4. Why spring: the race season starts.
5. The launch: store windows, social, Saturday run clubs.
6. What we ask from partners: window space in March.
7. Timeline, with the dates as supplied.
8. Next step: confirm your window by the date given.

Brief: “KINETRA new road shoe, launch deck for retail partners. Runners training for a first half marathon. Spring launch: store windows, social, Saturday run clubs. Ask: window space in March.” Slides: 8.

Slide 5 of 8

The launch: three places, one message

“Built for every mile.” runs through every channel.

In store: window displays with the new road shoe, in partner shops from March.
On social: first-half-marathon stories from real KINETRA runners.
On Saturdays: run clubs that start and finish at partner shops.

16:9 layout, large headline, three blocks side by side, slide number in the corner.

One slide from the same deck, as it is laid out.

How to make a presentation from a brief with DFIRST.

Three steps. The first one starts on this page.

01
Write the brief
Starts on this page
Say what you are presenting, to whom and what you want them to do next. Then choose 5, 8 or 10 slides.
02
DFIRST builds the deck
DFIRST does the work
Your points are put in order and laid out as numbered 16:9 slides with readable type, plus a contents menu that jumps to any slide.
03
Present or print
Ready for you
Open the deck in the preview or download the HTML. Present it from a browser, or print it to PDF with one slide per page. The deck is saved in your Data Room and on the session board.

Made for brands. Not a blank prompt box.

Your story, in order

A deck is mostly a decision about order: what comes first, what earns a slide, where it ends. Give the tool your points and it shapes them into numbered slides, so your time goes into what you will say.

No made-up charts

The tool is told never to invent charts, and it does not add numbers, prices or quotes you did not supply. If a figure matters, put it in the brief and it is kept as you wrote it.

Next to the work it explains

Keep the deck on the board of a session, beside the research, brief and visuals it draws on, and find every deck later in your Data Room.

Who uses it.

Marketing teams

Launch plans, campaign proposals and monthly updates for leadership.

Agencies

A first pitch or proposal deck shaped from the call notes, ready to refine.

Sales and partnerships

Partner and retail decks that explain the product in a few clear slides.

Team leads

Kick-off and review decks for internal meetings, without starting from an empty template.

At a glance.

The facts about Presentation slides, as it works in DFIRST today.

Input: What you are presenting, and 5, 8 or 10 slides
You get: One HTML presentation with numbered slides
Layout: 16:9 slides, a contents menu and readable type
Print: Each slide on its own page, so you can save a PDF
Not included: A PPTX file, and charts the brief does not back up
Model: Gemini 3.8 Flash
Where it goes: Your Data Room and the session board

Questions people ask.

About Presentation slides and how it fits the rest of DFIRST.

Can the AI presentation maker build pitch deck slides from a brief?

Yes. Write the pitch as you would explain it: who it is for, the problem, your offer, why now and the ask. Choose 8 or 10 slides for a pitch. The tool keeps your facts and numbers as given and does not add any of its own.

Can I export the slides to PPTX?

No. The deck is an HTML presentation, not a PPTX file, so it does not open as an editable file in slide software. You open it in a browser to present, or print it to PDF with one slide per page. To rework it in slide software, start from the text of the slides.

How do I present the slides?

Open the downloaded file in any browser and switch the window to full screen. Move between slides with the contents menu or by scrolling. To send the deck before a meeting, print it to PDF: the print styles place each slide on its own page.

How many slides can it make?

Five, eight or ten. Five suits a short update or a single idea, eight a pitch or a launch plan, and ten a fuller proposal. The slides are numbered, so it is easy to refer to them in the room.

Will it add charts and statistics?

Not invented ones. The tool is told never to make up charts, and it does not add statistics or quotes you did not give it. If a chart matters, put the numbers in the brief, or research them first and paste the findings with their sources.

Can I change a slide after it is made?

Edit the brief and generate again for a new version, or open the HTML file in a code editor to change the words on a slide directly. A developer can also restyle it, since everything is in one file.

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