SlideClark / guide
An AI presentation maker with a real presenter mode
Get the talk from an AI, then rehearse and deliver it from the same tool. Themes, transitions, speaker notes and full-screen presenting are built in.
Start from the talk, not the slides
A good presentation starts with who is listening and what they should do afterwards. The SlideClark prompt asks for the audience, the length, the tone and the facts to use, and it tells the AI to write speaker notes for each slide.
The prompt also carries writing rules: titles that say what the slide shows, one point per slide, plain words and no invented figures. Anything the AI cannot support should be marked [NEEDS EVIDENCE] so that you can check it.
Looks you can change in two clicks
Choose one of five themes: Studio, Editorial, Contrast, Aurora or Brutalist. Each slide can have its own background (plain, tint, dark, accent or gradient), an accent colour, a picture or a custom fill. The AI picks sensible defaults and you override them.
Presenting
Full-screen presenter
Press P to present from the current slide. Speaker notes and keyboard control are built in.
Transitions
Fade, slide, zoom, rise or blur, set for the deck or per slide, with content that reveals in step.
Phone and tablet
Tap to select, swipe between slides and pinch to zoom. Mouse behaviour is unchanged.
Getting the deck to other people
Share a link that contains the whole deck, so nothing is uploaded and nothing can be changed behind your back. Send the .sldc file when the deck includes pictures that are too large for a link. Save as PDF for a print-ready copy with one slide per page, or export PowerPoint for colleagues who work in it.
Questions
Does the AI write speaker notes?
Yes, when the prompt asks for them, and the SlideClark prompt does. Notes are stored with each slide and shown in presenter mode.
Can I rehearse on a phone?
Yes. The editor and the presenter support touch gestures on phones and tablets.
Can I use my own brand colours and fonts?
Yes. Slides can use a custom fill, a picture background and a wide choice of bundled fonts, and HTML slides can share brand CSS across the deck.
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