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Overview

Slide Decks turns a short request, an outline, or your uploaded material into a complete presentation. The super agent can research the topic, organize the story, write the slides, choose a visual style, and add supporting visuals. After the first version is ready, you can keep improving it in three ways:
  • Ask the super agent to make broad changes across the deck
  • Point to specific elements and leave precise change requests
  • Directly adjust text, media, properties, size, and position in the preview
Completed agent revisions and submitted direct edits are saved as new versions, so you can review earlier work without losing the latest deck.

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Create your first slide deck

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Start a slide deck

In a chat, type /slide or /slides, followed by what you want to present. You can also open the + menu and select Create slide deck.
2

Add useful context

Include the audience, purpose, preferred length, tone, and anything that must appear. Attach reports, notes, images, or video files if the deck should use them.
3

Choose a visual style

If the super agent shows theme choices, pick the one that best fits your audience. It may ask a few short questions when an important detail is missing.
4

Wait for the finished deck

The super agent writes, checks, and renders the presentation. A deck card appears in the chat when the first saved version is ready.
5

Open or download it

Select Open to review and present the deck. You can also download an available format directly from the deck card.
An English CREAO chat with a slide deck request ready to send

Start with a short request that names the audience, purpose, and any must-have content

You do not need to write a long prompt. A clear audience and goal usually matter more than detailed design instructions.

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Preview and present

Select Open on the deck card to enter the preview. From there, you can:
  • Move between slides with the arrow buttons or keyboard arrow keys
  • Select the page counter to jump to a slide
  • Switch between the fast slide-image view and the live presentation
  • Open Full screen when presenting
  • Show or hide Speaker notes
  • Select the Revision label to see saved versions
  • Select Request changes to enter annotation mode
Use the live presentation when the deck contains videos, step-by-step reveals, or slide motion. The fast image view is useful for quickly scanning the deck.
An English slide deck preview with navigation, speaker notes, editing controls, and download buttons

The preview keeps presentation controls, speaker notes, versions, editing, and downloads in one place

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Download a slide deck

Download buttons appear on the deck card and along the bottom of the preview. The available formats may include: If the editable file has not been prepared yet, select Get Editable PPTX. You can leave while it is being prepared and return later to download it.
Videos play in the HTML presentation. PDF and PPTX downloads show the video’s poster image or a still frame instead. Static downloads also show all step-by-step content at once.

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What a slide deck can include

The super agent chooses the right mix for your story. You can also request any of these items directly. You can ask for a specific layout in everyday language, for example: “Put the comparison in two columns,” “Make this a full-screen image slide,” or “Turn the milestones into a timeline.”

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Edit a slide deck

Choose the editing method that matches the size of the change.

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Ask the super agent in chat

Reply in the same chat and describe the result you want. This is the simplest option for changes that affect the whole deck or require judgment.
You can refer to slide numbers and visible content:
The super agent creates a new saved version when it finishes the revision.

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Request changes on specific elements

Annotation mode is the main path for precise visual feedback. It lets you point to the exact item you mean instead of describing its location in chat.
1

Open annotation mode

Open the deck preview and select Request changes.
2

Select an element

Select the text, image, chart, shape, or other element you want to change. Selecting an element does not create a request until you add one.
3

Write the request

In Ask the agent, describe the desired result, then select Apply. For example: “Make this chart easier to read and emphasize the 2026 result.”
4

Mark up more elements

Select other elements and add more requests. You can also add a request for the whole slide or attach a reference file to a request.
5

Send the batch

Select Submit when the count includes everything you want to send. All requests are sent together, and the super agent applies them to a new version.
English annotation mode showing a slide, revision requests, speaker notes, and the Submit button

Collect several changes and send the complete batch with Submit

Add several related requests before selecting Submit. The super agent can then balance the complete slide or deck instead of treating each comment in isolation.

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Adjust an element directly

Use direct adjustment when you know the exact change and do not need the super agent to interpret it.
1

Open the element editor

In annotation mode, select an element and open Adjust directly. You can also double-click an element to move from Ask the agent to its direct controls.
2

Make the change

Depending on the element, you can edit text, numbers, chart data, formulas, diagram content, colors, alignment, image or video files, playback options, and other properties.
3

Apply it

Select Apply. The change is added to the current batch and reflected in the preview.
4

Save the batch

Select Submit to save the direct edits as a new version. When they can be saved directly, a batch containing only direct edits does not start another super-agent run.
You can also work directly on the canvas:
  • Drag an element to move it, or use the arrow keys for smaller adjustments
  • Drag its handles to resize it
  • Use + Text or + Image, or open the top + menu for the full set of insertable elements
  • Select an item from the insert menu, then drag a box on the slide to place it; images and videos ask you to choose the file first
  • Move an item forward or backward when objects overlap
  • Edit notes in the Speaker notes — editable panel, then use Undo edit if needed

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Combine direct edits with agent requests

Direct adjustments and annotations work well together. For example:
  1. Insert an image or text block and drag a box where it should go.
  2. Move or resize it until the position is roughly right.
  3. Select it and write: “Align this with the title, give the text more room, and make the spacing match the rest of the slide.”
  4. Select Apply, add any other requests, then select Submit.
This is often faster than trying to perfect every pixel yourself.
Changes in an open element editor are not included until you select Apply. If you submit while unapplied changes are still open, CREAO asks whether you want to keep editing or submit without them.

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Work with saved versions

CREAO records each completed agent revision and each successfully submitted set of direct edits as a new version. Annotation requests that need the super agent create another version when the agent finishes them. Earlier versions stay available, so a later edit does not overwrite the history.
1

Open the version list

In the preview header, select the Revision label. The Versions panel opens.
2

Choose a version

Select an available version to preview it. Each entry shows when it was created and whether it came from the agent, direct editing, or annotation mode.
3

Return to the latest version before editing

If the preview shows Outdated, switch to the newest version before making more changes. This avoids building new work on an older copy.
English Versions panel showing agent and annotation-mode revisions

Open the Revision label to inspect who created each saved version and when

You can download an available format from the version you are viewing. If a version is still rendering, its slides and downloads appear when rendering finishes.
Versions let you inspect and download earlier work. There is no separate one-click restore action, so return to the newest version before continuing to edit.

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Common scenarios

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Turn a report into an executive presentation

Attach the report and tell the super agent who will see the deck, what decision they need to make, and which findings matter most.

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Build a pitch or proposal from an outline

Paste the outline or attach your notes. Name the audience and desired next step so the deck has a clear argument rather than simply repeating the source.

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Create a data update or QBR

State the reporting period and the three most important conclusions. Ask for “conclusions first, charts instead of long paragraphs, and clear actions at the end.”

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Use your own images or video

Attach the files when you create the deck, or add them later from Adjust directly. Tell the super agent which slide or message each asset supports.

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Add or improve speaker notes

Ask the super agent to write notes for the whole deck, or open annotation mode and edit one slide’s notes directly.

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Refresh an existing deck

Ask the super agent to update facts, simplify the story, translate the copy, or apply a new direction. Mention what must stay unchanged.

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Fix one visual detail

Use annotation mode, select the element, and describe the intended relationship instead of only saying “move it.”

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Tips for better results

  • Name the audience and the decision, feeling, or action the deck should create.
  • State a slide count only when you have a real limit. Otherwise, let the super agent choose a length that fits the material.
  • Attach the source material and say what is authoritative.
  • Call out must-keep facts, quotes, images, brand colors, or wording.
  • Ask for speaker notes when someone will present the deck live.
  • For precise feedback, select the element in annotation mode instead of describing “the box on the right.”
  • Review the live HTML presentation before an important meeting if the deck uses video or reveals.
  • Download a PDF as a stable sharing copy, even if you also plan to edit the PPTX.

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Good to know

  • Super-agent research, image generation, and agent-led revisions use credits like other super-agent work.
  • Large or media-heavy decks may take longer to render.
  • The preview can show a version while some downloadable formats are still being prepared.
  • A single image or video file can be up to 64 MB. A deck with more than 12 MB of total asset files shows a size warning but can still be saved.
  • If an editable PPTX looks slightly different on another computer, check for missing fonts first.
  • Shared viewers may be able to present and download a deck without being able to edit its source.