AI presentation generator for PowerPoint
Describe the topic or paste your text — Folia builds the deck and exports it to PPTX. Text, charts and tables open in PowerPoint as native objects.
24 templates that travel into PowerPoint
How to make a PowerPoint deck with AI — three steps
From a topic to a PPTX file in a couple of minutes. You check the outline; the layout and the charts are on Folia.
Describe the topic
One line about what the deck is and who it is for. Or paste finished text, or upload a Word file or a PDF and Folia takes the content from there.
Check the outline and the template
Folia shows the slide outline and suggests a template. The order, the wording and the look can all change before it builds.
Download the PPTX
Fix up the slides in the editor and press “Download” — the file opens in PowerPoint, where text, charts and tables edit like your own.
Folia and PowerPoint — both directions
A finished deck leaves for PowerPoint as native objects, and an old deck of yours can come the other way: upload it, restyle it in a new template and export it back.
Folia to PowerPoint
- Headlines, lists and captions as text boxes
- Charts as PowerPoint charts with the data inside
- Tables as real tables
- Speaker notes in the slide notes
- Template decor and framed photos as images, exactly as on screen
- Widescreen 16:9 slides
PowerPoint to Folia
- Text with its formatting, and lists
- Images, tables and charts
- Slide backgrounds and speaker notes
- Animations and transitions — not carried over
- Shadows, gradients and WordArt effects — not carried over
4:3 slides land in 16:9 with bars on the sides.
A deck you can actually edit in PowerPoint
Not pictures of slides, but a file you work with like any other deck: change a word, a number in a chart or a row in a table.
Native PowerPoint objects
Charts that recalculate
Speaker notes
Fonts travel by name
Improve an old deck
Google Slides and PDF
More in Folia
Clear pricing with nothing hidden
Only the build, the AI assistant and redrawing images spend ⚡. Editing by hand, templates, presenting and downloading cost nothing.
All plans and what each pack includesQuestions about decks for PowerPoint
Describe the topic in the field or paste your text, answer a couple of questions and check the outline — Folia builds the slides. Then press “Download” and choose PPTX: the file opens in PowerPoint.
Yes. Text, lists, tables and charts arrive as native PowerPoint objects: words edit, numbers in charts recalculate, rows in tables can be added. Template decor, framed photos and gradient backgrounds arrive as images — you can move or delete them, but not recolor them.
Folia templates are set in free Google fonts, and the PPTX records their names. If the font is installed on the computer, PowerPoint shows it exactly as in Folia; if not, it substitutes a lookalike. You can download the font for free or switch to your own in PowerPoint.
Widescreen 16:9, the standard PowerPoint slide (13.33 × 7.5 inches). It fits a projector, a TV and a video call alike.
Yes: press “Import” in the field, choose “PowerPoint” and upload the .pptx file. Folia brings over text with its formatting, lists, images, tables, charts, backgrounds and notes; animations, transitions and shadows do not come across. Then pick a template — the slides restyle — and edit them in the editor. Downloading an uploaded deck comes with a subscription or a one-time unlock.
No: Folia runs in the browser. PowerPoint is only needed to open the downloaded file — and a PPTX also opens in Keynote and LibreOffice, or you can export the deck straight to Google Slides.
Yes, from the same download window: Folia saves the deck to your Google Drive and it opens in Google Slides. PDF and PNG images are there too.
The first presentation is free once you create an account: the free build covers the first 8 slides, and you can view and edit them right away. Downloading that first deck as a PPTX comes with a subscription or a one-time unlock; decks built with tokens download at no extra cost.
Folia can — it is a set of models working together: a strong language model reads the topic and writes the outline, a fast one lays it out across slides, and an image model draws the artwork. What comes out is a PPTX file you edit in PowerPoint. You never pick a model or write a prompt for one.
AI PowerPoint generator: a finished PPTX, no manual layout
In PowerPoint the time goes into layout rather than thinking: nudging boxes, matching spacing, building charts, pulling everything into one style. An AI PowerPoint generator takes that part — Folia builds the deck from a topic or your text and hands it back as a PPTX file you work with like any other presentation.
A free AI PowerPoint maker to start with
The first presentation in Folia is free once you create an account, and no card is needed: the free build covers the first 8 slides, which you can view and edit in the browser. Downloading that first deck as a PPTX comes with a subscription or a one-time unlock. After that, builds are paid with tokens shared with every other AI tool on the service, and decks built with tokens download as PPTX at no extra cost.
Why a Folia PPTX stays editable
Plenty of generators export pictures of slides, and you cannot change a word in those. Folia writes the file with native objects: headlines and lists as text boxes, charts as charts with their data, tables as tables, and speaker notes where presenter view looks for them. Only what PowerPoint cannot reproduce goes out as an image: template decor and photos in shaped frames.
Improving a PowerPoint deck with AI
An old deck does not have to be rebuilt from scratch: the work can start from your file. Upload the .pptx and Folia brings over the text, images, tables and charts; pick a template and every slide is restyled in one consistent look. From there you edit in the editor and download as PPTX or PDF again.
PPTX online, nothing to install
Folia works in the browser: no software to set up, and PowerPoint is only needed to open the finished file. The same deck exports to Google Slides, to PDF for email and print, or to PNG images.
Build a deck for PowerPoint right now
Describe the topic in one line and a couple of minutes later you have a deck to download as a PPTX and edit in PowerPoint. The first presentation is free.