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Make a seven-slide deck with Genspark AI Slides
Kevin Stratvert turns one prompt into a cookie-baking presentation in Genspark AI Slides, edits it by text, drawing and the slide editor, exports to PowerPoint and saves the design as a reusable skill.
Kevin Stratvert · YouTube · published Oct 26, 2026 · Content & Creative
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In Genspark AI Slides: create a presentation on [topic] with six slides covering [section 1], [section 2] and a few tips. Use plenty of images and minimal text.
Visual breakdown
Kevin describes a presentation in one prompt in Genspark AI Slides, gets a finished deck with images, then refines it with AI edits, drawing, and a manual editor. He exports to PowerPoint and saves the design as a reusable skill.
The problem: Building a professional presentation from scratch takes time on layouts and images.
From one prompt to a shareable deck
- PromptSix slides on baking cookies, plenty of images, minimal text
- Gen1 Slides modelStandard mode builds the full deck; Ultra mode uses other advanced models
- AI editsHighlight text or draw an arrow, describe the change; edits queue up and apply together
- Manual editorReplace images, edit text, move elements; verify content, fix layout, polish content
- Present, share, exportPresent, share by link or email, export to PDF, PowerPoint or Google Slides
- Save as skillReuse the deck's methodology and visual system for future presentations
InputManualAIResult
By the numbers
7slides after adding one
2queued edits sent at once
3export formats
Do it yourself
Sign up free at Genspark and open AI Slides.
- Describe the deck in the prompt field and keep standard mode
- Review the result and queue AI edits by highlighting text or drawing an arrow
- Open the slide editor to swap images and edit text
- Add a slide by prompting at the bottom, then present from the top right
- Share by link or export to PowerPoint, PDF or Google Slides
- Use Save as skill to reuse the design later
Tips and caveats
- Fonts and formatting may look different after exporting to PowerPoint, so expect small fixes.
- New slides keep the same colors, fonts and design as the rest of the deck.
- Free use has limits; paid plans give a weekly free quota in standard mode, then monthly credits.
- Ultra mode consumes credits directly; the Ask first option lets you approve credit use.
Chapters
Distilled from the video’s captions
How to try it
- Open Genspark.
- Copy the prompt and fill in the [placeholders].
- Watch Kevin Stratvert's video for the full walkthrough and setup.
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