One workspace per document
Keep each presentation under its own docId with an owner, title, content, revision, and thumbnail.
Online presentation maker
Start with a blank deck or an AI-assisted outline, shape every slide in a visual editor, and keep the presentation saved to your LlamaGen account.
Manual editing and cloud saves are available in the Slides workspace. AI generation depends on plan and service availability.
Slides
LlamaGen workspace
A clearer story for the next quarter
Brief
Quarterly product review for a mixed leadership audience
16:9
A presentation-ready widescreen canvas
Auto-save
Account-backed documents with revisions
5 formats
PDF, PNG, JPEG, SVG, and JSON export
From blank canvas to useful deck
A useful presentation is more than a set of attractive backgrounds. The argument, slide order, hierarchy, and supporting details all need to survive review. LlamaGen Slides keeps text and page elements editable so the first draft remains a starting point.
Create a document in the Slides workspace, arrange the content on a widescreen canvas, and return later from the same account. Export a shareable PDF or individual visual files when the deck is ready for review.
Keep each presentation under its own docId with an owner, title, content, revision, and thumbnail.
Move and revise slide elements instead of accepting a flattened, one-shot result.
Save changes to the signed-in account and retain a JSON backup path for recovery.
Download PDF for circulation or PNG, JPEG, and SVG when individual pages need to move into another workflow.
How to make a presentation
Separate structure, editing, and export so visual polish never hides a weak argument.
01
Open Slides, name the presentation, and begin with a blank deck or an available template.
02
Add the key message, evidence, and next step to each page, then adjust layout and typography in the editor.
03
Check readability at presentation size, save the latest revision, and export the format your audience needs.
Presentation workflows
The same editing model supports different audiences without forcing every deck into one template.
01
Turn milestones, metrics, decisions, and risks into a sequence leaders can scan quickly.
02
Build lesson slides with clear sections, examples, and recap pages that remain easy to revise.
03
Frame the problem, approach, evidence, timeline, and next action in one coherent narrative.
04
Organize references, campaign ideas, and review notes into a deck that can travel with the project.
Know the handoff
LlamaGen Slides is an online editor with practical review exports. Its current export contract is intentionally explicit.
Available
Best for review and sharing
PNG / JPEG / SVG
Available
Best for individual slide assets
JSON
Available
Best for backup and recovery
PPTX
Not yet
Do not promise PowerPoint file export
Continue the Slides workflow
Use the broad presentation maker, the PPT-style workflow, or the AI-first route. Every path opens the same account-backed Slides workspace.
Make editable PPT-style slides online with LlamaGen. Create 16:9 decks, refine every page, and export PDF or slide images. PPTX export is not yet available.
Create AI presentations from a prompt with LlamaGen Slides. Generate up to 4 pages on Free or 10 on paid plans, review the draft, then apply editable slides.
Presentation maker questions
Clear answers about editing, saving, exporting, plans, and the current product boundary.
You can open the Slides workspace and use manual editing and saving. AI generation has plan, credit, and service-availability rules, so review the quote shown before generating.
Yes. Slides are stored as editable document content rather than only as flattened images.
The current editor exports PDF, PNG, JPEG, SVG, and JSON backup files. PPTX export is not currently available.
Documents are associated with the signed-in account and stored under their own docId with revision-aware saves.
The workspace supports responsive access, but a larger screen is recommended for detailed visual editing and final review.
Ready to start
Open Slides, create an account-backed document, and move from a rough sequence to an exportable deck.