Slide Decks
Ask the AI Assistant for a presentation and it lays out a deck of slides on your board: a title slide, one slide per finding, charts where the data supports them, and source citations in the footer of each slide. The slides are ordinary board content, so you can restyle them, export them or present them straight from the board.
Asking for a Deck
Say "slide deck" or "presentation" and describe the topic and the number of slides:
"Create a six-slide deck on the top 10 CRM vendors by revenue, with a comparison chart."
"Build a presentation summarising this document." with a PDF attached, see Attaching Files & Images
"Make a short deck on our application portfolio: one slide per business capability with the app count."
The Assistant researches the topic, drafts an outline and then renders the slides. Large decks take a few minutes. A Draft saved card appears if the run stops early; click Continue draft to resume where it left off.
What a Slide Contains
A headline that states the takeaway, not just the topic.
Bullet points or a two-column layout for findings.
A chart when figures are involved, such as revenue rankings or currency comparisons.
Numbered citations at the bottom, up to eight per slide.
Slides are placed as a vertical stack. Select them all and use the alignment tools if you prefer a grid.
Editing a Deck
Follow-up prompts work on the existing deck instead of rebuilding it:
"Add a slide about pricing after slide 3." adds one slide and leaves the rest untouched.
"Shorten the bullets on the second slide."
"Change the title slide to 'Vendor Landscape 2026'."
Choosing a Model
Research decks are the most demanding task the Assistant runs. The model hint under the composer recommends a stronger model for decks and a faster one for small edits. See Choosing a Model.
Related
AI Chat – Sending prompts
Reviewing & Staging Changes – Previewing the deck before it lands
Presentation Mode – Presenting the finished board
Export – Exporting slides as images or PDF
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