GenPPT turns notes and PDFs into designed slides with chat editing and PowerPoint or PDF export. Plans from $99/year after a $1 three-day trial.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
GenPPT is a web-based AI presentation generator from Superleuk, LLC, which operates under the name GenPPT. It turns a topic, notes, a PDF, a Word document, or a link into a full slide deck that can be exported to PowerPoint or PDF. The company describes itself as an independent product company building presentation tools. It names founders, marketers, consultants, educators, and students as users.
The product separates the work into stages. Users lock the facts and flow first, choose a visual direction second, and render full slides last. According to the About page, each slide is rendered as a designed image. The site reports use by more than 100,000 professionals at over 5,000 companies and 100+ universities.
The process has three steps. First, the user uploads a PDF, Word document, or research paper, or pastes raw notes. GenPPT extracts key points, metrics, and citations while keeping the original wording. Second, it maps the material into a slide-by-slide outline that the user can edit and approve before any slide generation starts. Concept previews let the user pick a visual direction.
Third, GenPPT generates designed slides from the approved outline. Changes are made in chat with an AI design agent, for example making a slide dark mode or turning a chart into a 3D version. When the deck is ready, the user exports it as PowerPoint (.pptx), PDF, or PNG images.
Input flexibility is a main strength. GenPPT accepts PDF, Word, PowerPoint, Excel and CSV files, images in PNG, JPG, WebP, and GIF, audio and video such as MP3, MP4, and WAV, YouTube links, and web URLs. Google Docs content needs to be exported to PDF or .docx first. The outline approval step keeps users in control of the story before slides are rendered.
Output options are broad as well. Decks export in 16:9, 1:1, or 9:16, which covers presentations, LinkedIn, Instagram, TikTok, and Reels. Dedicated generators produce McKinsey-style slides with action titles and MECE structure, square LinkedIn carousels as PDF, and 4:5 Instagram carousels as PNG. Chat-based editing handles redesigns and chart updates.
GenPPT is an AI presentation generator that turns notes, outlines, PDFs, Word documents, and links into designed slide decks. Users approve an outline, edit slides in chat, and export to PowerPoint, PDF, or PNG.
GenPPT offers an Annual plan at $99 per year, about $8 per month, and a Monthly plan at $25 per month. Both start with a $1 trial for 3 days. Both plans include 20 full-slide image decks per month.
GenPPT has no free plan. It offers a $1 trial for 3 days that requires a card. Cancelling within the three days means the plan price is not billed.
GenPPT exports decks as .pptx files for PowerPoint and as PDF or PNG images. For Google Slides, users open the exported .pptx file there.
GenPPT accepts PDF, Word, PowerPoint, Excel and CSV files, images, audio, video, YouTube links, and web URLs. Google Docs content must be exported to PDF or .docx first. Users can also paste raw notes.
Yes. An AI design agent edits slides through chat, such as redesigning a slide or updating a chart. Paid plans include unlimited slide edits in the editor.
Yes. GenPPT has a LinkedIn carousel generator for square slides exported as PDF and an Instagram carousel generator for 4:5 portrait slides exported as PNG. It also exports in 16:9, 1:1, and 9:16.
GenPPT is made by Superleuk, LLC, doing business as GenPPT, and was founded by Ilias Ism. Support is available at support@genppt.com.