Turn the PDF chapter, worksheet, or lesson notes you already have into a classroom-ready slideshow in seconds. Presmo reads the material and designs the slides — an AI PowerPoint generator built for the way teachers actually prepare: fast, from existing content, and easy to edit before class.
Upload a PDF, paste text, or drop a URL.
It understands structure, tightens the text, and picks each layout.
Review every slide, then export an editable PowerPoint.
Upload a PDF, paste your notes, or drop a link to an article — Presmo builds the lesson slides around it.
Legible titles, tidy bullets, and the right layout for each point — not a wall of text on every slide.
Download a real PowerPoint (.pptx), or import it into Google Slides or Keynote and keep editing.
Your first deck is the full product — full length, editable, no watermark. No card needed.
Presmo is an AI slideshow maker that starts from content you already have, so the typical uses are the ones that eat your evenings:
A 20-page chapter typically becomes a 10–15 slide deck in about a minute.
Presmo exports a standard .pptx file. It opens directly in Microsoft PowerPoint and Apple Keynote. If your school runs on Google Workspace, open Google Slides and use File → Import slides — every slide stays editable there too. There is no locked viewer and no subscription needed to keep the file.
Honestly: partly. Your first deck is completely free — the full product, full length, editable PowerPoint, no watermark, no card. After that, the free plan gives you three preview decks a month (shorter, exported as a watermarked PDF) so you can keep trying it. If you use it every week, Pro is $12/month for 60 full decks, and there is a one-time $7 pack of five decks if you only need it occasionally. No school licence, no procurement, cancel anytime.
Presmo will not invent facts that are not in your material — every point on every slide comes from the document you gave it, which is exactly what you want for teaching content. It is not a lesson planner: it designs slides from content, it does not write the curriculum. Scanned or photographed PDFs are read with OCR as a fallback, so results depend on scan quality. And as with anything AI-generated, read the deck once before you stand in front of a class.
Yes. Presmo's first deck is free and fully editable with no watermark, and the free plan then includes three preview decks a month. No credit card is needed to start.
Yes — upload a text-based PDF (a chapter, handout, or report) and Presmo reads it and designs the slideshow. Scanned PDFs are handled with OCR as a fallback.
Yes. The download is a real .pptx file that opens in Microsoft PowerPoint, so you can present it, edit it, and reuse it like any other deck.
Yes — open Google Slides, choose File → Import slides, and pick the downloaded .pptx. Every slide stays editable.
No. Presmo only uses what is in the document or notes you provide. It never invents statistics, dates, or claims to fill a slide.
Any subject with text-based material — the AI structures whatever you give it. It works best on 2–40 pages of source: chapters, articles, notes, handouts, reports.
Yes. Edit any slide's wording in the preview, regenerate a single slide with AI, then download and keep editing in PowerPoint, Google Slides, or Keynote.
Yes — choose from 16+ output languages regardless of the language of your source material.