# Kinsy

> Kinsy is an AI presentation builder: it plans a narrative from your
> notes and sources, runs live research with citations, fact-checks the
> slides against your material, generates on-brand visuals, and exports
> a native, editable PowerPoint (.pptx) — not screenshots.

Pricing is credit-based: every plan grants monthly credits, actions
(deck builds, edits, polish passes, AI images) consume them, and
one-time top-up packs never expire.

## Pages

- [Pricing](https://kinsy.ai/pricing): plans, credit menu,
  and top-up packs.
- [Blog](https://kinsy.ai/blog/): comparisons and alternatives across
  the AI deck makers (Gamma, Beautiful.ai, Canva, Tome, Pitch), guides
  on turning documents into decks, and deep dives on native PPTX
  export fidelity.
- [How to use Kinsy](https://kinsy.ai/blog/how-to-use-kinsy/): the
  full walkthrough from brief to exported PowerPoint, with credit
  costs per step.
- [How to make a presentation with AI](https://kinsy.ai/blog/how-to-make-a-presentation-with-ai/):
  the complete workflow — five input routes, tool types, and the export test.
- [Editable PPTX export compared](https://kinsy.ai/blog/ai-presentation-maker-editable-pptx/):
  which AI presentation makers export truly editable PowerPoint files,
  and the five-minute audit to verify any of them.
- [Contact](https://kinsy.ai/contact): contact form;
  support email support@kinsy.ai.
- [Terms](https://kinsy.ai/terms) ·
  [Privacy](https://kinsy.ai/privacy): decks are private by
  default; user content is never used to train AI models.
- [Full content](https://kinsy.ai/llms-full.txt): the complete text of
  every marketing page and blog post in one plain-text file.

## Key facts

- Decks are planned by a frontier reasoning model, slide by slide.
- Optional live web research attaches dated, numbered citations.
- A fact-check pass verifies slide claims against the source material.
- Exports are native PowerPoint/PDF/PNG; decks stay editable.
- Free tier includes 100 credits (about one full deck).

## Developers

- [API overview](https://kinsy.ai/docs): create finished, editable .pptx
  decks over a small JSON API at https://kinsy.ai/v1; keys spend the same
  credits as the web app, no separate API plan; limits and pricing in
  plain text.
- [Quickstart](https://kinsy.ai/docs/quickstart): brief in, .pptx out in
  four curl calls; a finished deck takes one to two minutes.
- [Command line](https://kinsy.ai/docs/cli): the kinsy CLI (npm `kinsy-cli`,
  Node 20+): `npx kinsy-cli login` once, then `npx kinsy-cli create "…" --file
  report.pdf --wait --out deck.pptx`; every flag and exit code.
- [Use Kinsy from your agent](https://kinsy.ai/docs/agents): one Agent
  Skill + CLI, installable with `npx skills add kinsy-ai/kinsy-agents`,
  `claude plugin install kinsy@kinsy-ai` or Codex's marketplace; source at
  https://github.com/kinsy-ai/kinsy-agents (MIT).
- [MCP server](https://kinsy.ai/docs/mcp): remote MCP server at
  https://mcp.kinsy.ai/mcp (Streamable HTTP, API-key bearer); seven tools:
  create_deck, wait_for_deck, get_deck, export_deck,
  send_to_google_slides, edit_slide, list_themes; setup for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor and VS Code.
- [Authentication](https://kinsy.ai/docs/authentication): bearer API
  keys from Settings, the X-Kinsy-Client and Idempotency-Key headers,
  rate limits, signed download links.
- [API reference](https://kinsy.ai/docs/api): every /v1 call, field by
  field; machine-readable at https://kinsy.ai/v1/openapi.json.
- [PowerPoint add-in](https://kinsy.ai/docs/powerpoint): build a deck
  from a brief and documents inside PowerPoint (web, Windows, Mac) and
  insert its slides after the current slide; install from
  https://kinsy.ai/addin/manifest.xml.
- [Google Slides](https://kinsy.ai/docs/google-slides): connect Google
  Drive once in Settings, then POST /v1/decks/{id}/deliver
  {"to": "google_slides"} (or the MCP send_to_google_slides tool, or
  `kinsy get <id> --slides`) returns a Google
  Slides link in the user's own Drive.
- [Webhooks and live progress](https://kinsy.ai/docs/webhooks): a
  signed callback when a deck or a whole-deck edit finishes, how to
  verify it, and a server-sent event stream of a build's progress.
- [Errors](https://kinsy.ai/docs/errors): one error envelope with a
  stable code, a human message, and a checkout link on 402.