Turn your talking points into a deck ready to present
Yani is an AI presentation maker that builds slide decks from a conversation. You describe the topic, the audience, and what you want people to remember; Yani plans the outline, writes and designs every slide, and hands you the deck as PDF or PPTX — ready to present or edit in PowerPoint.
Why does a ten-slide deck still eat a whole evening?
You know the tab: a blank first slide, a meeting tomorrow, and a toolbar with forty buttons between you and done. The content is already in your head — what the product does, what the numbers say, what you want the room to agree to. The evening goes to everything else: layouts, fonts, text boxes that refuse to line up.
Yani flips the order. You start from what you want to say, in a chat, and the deck gets built for you — outline first, then the slides themselves. When something reads wrong, you say so in the same conversation instead of dragging boxes around.
What does the AI presentation maker actually do?
A full deck from a description
Tell Yani the topic, the audience, and the goal. It plans the outline and writes every slide — content, structure, and design — while you watch.
PDF and PPTX export
Download the finished deck as a PDF to send, or as a PPTX you can open and edit in PowerPoint, Keynote, or Google Slides. The file is yours.
A Pro engine that keeps building
The Pro engine runs on several AI providers and switches between them automatically. If one hits a usage limit mid-deck, the build continues instead of stopping.
A free engine to start on
The free engine runs across multiple free models, so your first decks cost nothing. Move to Pro when a deck carries more weight.
How does Yani build a presentation?
- Describe the deck — Type what the presentation is about, who will see it, and anything that must be in it — in plain English or Arabic. Paste rough notes if you have them.
- Watch the slides appear — Yani plans the outline, then writes and lays out each slide in front of you. Want slide four shorter, or a pricing slide added? Ask in the chat.
- Export and present — Download the deck as PDF or PPTX and walk into the room with it.
Can Yani build slides in Arabic?
Yes — Yani works fully in Arabic, not as a translated afterthought. Describe your deck in Arabic and the conversation happens in Arabic, and the slides come out written in Arabic, right to left, the way your audience reads. If you present to mixed rooms, the same chat builds the English version too.
Frequently asked questions
Can I edit the deck after Yani builds it?
Yes — export it as PPTX and edit it like any presentation, in PowerPoint, Keynote, or Google Slides. Most people make changes earlier, though: while the deck is being built, you ask for edits in the chat, and Yani rewrites the slides before you ever download the file.
Do I need design skills to get a presentable deck?
No. You bring the content — the topic, the message, the numbers — and Yani handles the outline, the writing, and the slide layout. If the result is not to your taste, say what you would change in plain words and the deck gets rebuilt.
What happens if an AI model hits its limit mid-deck?
The Pro engine switches to another provider and keeps building. It spans several AI providers — Claude, Codex, Kimi, and Gemini — so a usage limit on one of them does not stop your deck the way it would in a single-model tool.
Is there a free way to try it?
Yes. The free engine runs on multiple free AI models, and starting does not require a card. Build a real deck with it, export the PDF, and decide afterwards whether the Pro engine is worth it for the presentations that matter more.
Can Yani work from notes I already have?
Yes — paste them into the chat. Rough bullet points, a meeting summary, a document draft: tell Yani what the deck is for, and it turns the raw material into structured slides instead of starting from nothing.
Your next presentation starts with a sentence
Describe the deck you need and watch Yani build it, slide by slide.