Most of us open PowerPoint and start dragging shapes around before we even know what we want to say.

The real problem is not slide design — it’s clarity.
Recently, I’ve been using an AI workflow that helps structure the presentation first, before touching slides.
Step 1 — Use AI PPT Maker GPT to clarify the presentation intent
It guides you through:
- What's your topic?
- Who is the audience?
- What is the goal (persuade / explain / report / inspire)?
- What should be emphasized?
It then outputs 3 ready-to-use presentation briefs, each with:
- Topic
- Purpose
- Key points
- Audience
- Tone
This step alone saves a ton of time and prevents messy slide structure.
Example Output
If your topic is “AI in Education”:
Step 2 — Convert the brief into real slides
Paste the chosen brief here:
This generates:
- Structured slide outline
- Talking points
- Editable PPTX or PDF
Why this workflow works

If your job involves teaching, pitching, reporting, or communication — this saves time and improves clarity.
Think → Structure → Build.

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