AI deck maker
Kinsy intelligence plans the story, researches with live citations, fact-checks its own claims — then hands you a native, fully editable PowerPoint that opens exactly as designed. Not a screenshot in a .pptx wrapper.
100 free credits — about one full deck. No card required.
A three-slide tour of why a Kinsy export opens exactly as designed — every time, on any machine.
An actual Kinsy deck, as it opens in PowerPoint — flip through it.
Built for the file
Most generators design for the browser, then squeeze the result into PowerPoint at the end — shifted text, broken layouts, images where your bullets used to be. Kinsy works the other way around.
Every element on every slide is a real PowerPoint object. Click any headline, bullet, or chart label in PowerPoint and edit it — nothing is a flattened screenshot.
The .pptx opens looking exactly like the preview — same fonts, same spacing, same layout — on any machine, with no missing-font fallbacks.
Export isn't a conversion step that can break — the deck you download is the deck you approved, engineered to open perfectly in PowerPoint on any machine.
Substance, not just slides
Built on frontier AI models, Kinsy treats a deck as an argument to be won — researched, structured, verified — not a form to be filled.
Kinsy structures the argument before it draws a single slide — a storyline with a point, not a template with blanks.
Time-sensitive topic? Kinsy searches the web, filters for recency, and grounds every claim in numbered sources.
A dedicated verification pass extracts every checkable claim and rewrites anything unsupported before you ever see it.
Every slide ships with notes that tell you what to say — bridges, emphasis, and answers to the questions you'll get.
One brief — the topic, the audience, roughly how long. Attach a source doc if you have one.
Kinsy researches, plans the storyline, designs every slide, generates imagery, and writes your speaker notes — live, in front of you.
Present fullscreen, share a view-only link, or download a native PowerPoint that opens pixel-perfect and fully editable.
“Make slide 4 punchier.” “Swap the image.” Kinsy edits any slide — or the whole deck — from a sentence.
Five designed themes with licensed fonts, chosen to match your topic — not one template stretched over everything.
Every change is a version. Restore any earlier take of the deck in one click.
Decks belong to you alone until you explicitly make one public. Share links are view-only.
Fullscreen presenting with keyboard navigation — or export and present from PowerPoint. Your call.
Perfect PPTX is the headline, but every deck also exports to PDF and slide images.
Every new account gets 100 credits — about one full deck with AI images. Pro is $20/month for roughly ten decks; credit packs top you up anytime and never expire.