Khanly AI PowerPoint presentation maker for students
Turn your lecture notes into a PowerPoint in minutes
Give Ace a topic, or upload your notes, slides or a PDF, and get a real .pptx file you can open, edit and present in PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides.
How it works
- Open the Khanly agent and type something like “Create a presentation on the causes of World War I”.
- Optionally attach your lecture notes, a PDF or a Word document so the slides follow your course and its terms.
- Ace plans the structure and builds a .pptx with a title slide, 6–10 content slides and speaker notes.
- Download it, open it in your favourite slide app and make it yours.
Why students use an AI presentation maker
Most of the time on a class presentation goes into structuring it: deciding what goes on each slide and cutting long notes into short points. Khanly does that first draft for you, so you can spend your time understanding the topic and rehearsing.
What you get
- An editable PowerPoint file — not a screenshot or a locked web deck.
- Short bullet points per slide instead of walls of text.
- Speaker notes to help you practise what to say.
- Slides built from your own notes when you upload them.
Notes to slides, then study
Recorded the lecture? Use the AI lecture note taker to get organized notes, then ask Ace to turn them into slides — or into flashcards for revision.
Use it to learn, not to skip learning
Treat Khanly’s deck as a starting point: check the facts, add your own examples and rehearse with the speaker notes. Always follow your school’s academic integrity rules.
Cost
A presentation uses 10 credits. Free accounts get 15 credits every month, so you can make one without paying. See pricing.