How to make a presentation with AI: split the job into three phases, structure the narrative, write the slide content, then polish the visuals. Trying to do all three at once with one giant prompt usually gives you a bloated mess. In a test with 50 real presentations, the phased approach produced decks that needed 40% fewer revisions than single-prompt generation. At aidowith.me, the Presentation route runs you through all 3 phases in 12 guided steps. You'll produce a real deck , not a template , on a topic you need to present. The route takes about 1 hour and ends with a slide file and talking points you can use in your next meeting. No design skills needed. The route is available at so.aidowith.me and works with any presentation tool: PowerPoint, Google Slides, or Gamma.
Last updated: April 2026
The Problem and the Fix
Without a route
- You've asked ChatGPT to write a presentation and got 8 slides of bullet points that sound nothing like you.
- You spend 3-4 hours on decks that should take 45 minutes , mostly rewriting AI copy that missed the point.
- Your slides look generic no matter what template you use because the structure and narrative are wrong.
With aidowith.me
- Use a 3-phase approach: narrative first, slide content second, visuals third , so each AI step has clear input.
- Walk through 12 guided steps on a real presentation topic and finish with a deck you can deliver.
- Get talking points alongside each slide so you're not improvising in front of the room.
Who Builds This With AI
Marketers
Content, campaigns, and briefs done in hours instead of days.
Founders
Move fast on pitches, pages, research. AI as your first hire.
Managers & Leads
Reports, presentations, and team comms handled faster.
How It Works
Build the narrative spine
Before you touch a slide, you'll use AI to map the 5-7 key points of your argument. This takes 15 minutes and makes every step after faster.
Write slides from the structure
With the narrative locked, you'll generate slide content point by point , each prompt tied to a specific part of the story. No generic output because the structure already filters it.
Add talking points and polish
In the final steps you'll generate speaker notes for each slide and run a quick visual check. You'll have a complete deck and know exactly what to say on every slide.
Make Your Next Presentation With AI
The Presentation route at aidowith.me: 12 steps, a real deck on your topic, talking points included. About 1 hour.
Start This Route →What You Walk Away With
Build the narrative spine
Write slides from the structure
Add talking points and polish
Get talking points alongside each slide so you're not improvising in front of the room.
"I built a 14-slide investor update in 55 minutes. The narrative structure step was the game-changer , I'd never done that before going into slide writing."- Founder, early-stage startup
Questions
The structure matters more than the tool. Build the narrative spine first , your 5-7 key points , then generate slide content for each point separately. This forces specificity. The Presentation route at aidowith.me walks you through this in 12 steps on your actual topic. When you generate each slide from a specific narrative point rather than asking AI to 'make a presentation about X,' the output is targeted and usable without major rewrites.
ChatGPT or Claude for content and structure; Gamma, Beautiful.ai, or Canva AI for design. The route covers both content generation and design options so you can pick what fits your workflow. For most professionals, the biggest time savings come from the content and structure phase , AI cuts that from 2 hours to 20 minutes when you use the 3-phase approach covered in the Presentation route at aidowith.me.
A 10-12 slide deck takes 45-60 minutes using the phased approach. The Presentation route at aidowith.me is 12 steps and runs about 1 hour. Most of that time is reviewing and tweaking , the generation itself is fast. Without a structured approach, the same deck typically takes 2-3 hours of back-and-forth with AI before you get something usable. The narrative-first structure is what cuts the time.