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Alexis Daniels🛠️ 1 tool 🙏 14 karmaSep 16, 2025@TalkPilotHi folks, I'm Alexis the founder of this tool. Let me know if you have any questions or run into any issues – I'll be happy to receive your messages. -
Just type what you need — AI fills Sheets™, Docs™, and Slides™Open
Just type what you need — AI fills Sheets™, Docs™, and Slides™. FREE Forever with your API key for up to 100 execution per month! Zero formula typing, natural language instructions, zero complexity. Fill spreadsheets, create and edit documents, generate slide presentations, create images, and more.
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A very useful AI slides tool! The content it generates is genuinely smart.
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It’s more than just a presentation maker, it also helps organize information.A great alternative to PowerPoint or Google Slides when you need something fast and professional. It has become part of my daily workflow at the office.
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Would be better if they let you use your own text as an option.
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OpenThe PowerPoint presentation I made met my expectations very well -
Xpptx: Your One-Click Professional PowerPoint Solution. Making PowerPoint & Slides Creation Easier
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ppt.ai has saved me at least 80% of the time spent on making PPTs. I just need to submit rough ideas or drafts to ppt.ai, and it can create a relatively usable PPT. This is simply amazing! Although some revisions and optimizations are still needed afterward, it’s already a huge relief compared to starting from scratch.
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Generate professional presentations in seconds with AIOpenDid not allow to download the slides.... ideally they should keep it free till sufficient traffic hits the platform and allow people to share feedback. -
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Create stunning presentations in seconds with AIOpen -
Presentations clearly feel and look AI generated not good enough for work.
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Too limited in caracters, visuals and prompt application
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You spent half of hour on describing how your presentation should look like, and just after that getting informed that you need to pay subscription to proceed. Who’ll pay my time back?
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