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Outline a presentation

Plan slide headlines, key points and speaker notes. Format the outline in your own presentation editor.

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Getting started

  1. State the audience, goal and speaking time.
  2. Add verified facts and the decisions you need.
  3. Check the slide sequence before designing it.

Prompts

Copy a suitable prompt and replace any bracketed instructions.

Slide-by-slide structure

Outline a presentation about [topic] for [audience]. Goal: [decision], time: [minutes]. Material: [facts]. For each slide give a takeaway headline, up to three points and a suitable visual. Invent no data; list missing information separately.

Check: Each slide should add a new point. Remove repeated headlines.

Reduce crowded slides

Reduce this outline to [number] slides: [outline]. Preserve arguments, figures and limitations. Keep one idea per slide and move detail to speaker notes. Explain which slides you merged and why. Do not invent charts.

Check: Rehearse within the time limit and verify sources and figures.

One slide, one takeaway

Instead of “Sales”, say what changed. Use a table only to compare specific values.

Design comes next

Move the outline to your slide editor. Check images and charts separately; this workflow does not create a finished PPTX.

Frequently asked questions

Can I prepare a project presentation?
Yes. Supply the requirements, your results and the speaking time.
Will I get a presentation file?
No. The response contains an outline, slide copy and notes to format in an editor.
How many slides should I request?
Base it on time and the number of takeaways. Test it in rehearsal rather than by slide count alone.
How do I use the prompt?
Copy the prompt, choose “Open chat”, sign in and paste it. Replace the placeholders with your details and send the request. Your account allowance applies.