About Slidezza

What Slidezza is

Slidezza is a web-based product: you use it in your browser, with nothing to install. You describe what you want to present, or attach the material you already have, and it plans the story, writes the slides and designs them.

Its workflow combines four things that are usually separate jobs: planning the outline, researching the facts, writing the slides and designing how they look.

Who it is for

Anyone who needs to present and would rather not start from a blank slide: students with a class talk, teachers preparing lessons, managers writing a report, founders and freelancers preparing a pitch or proposal, and people turning a document they already have into slides.

How it differs from building slides by hand

The usual way starts with a blank deck: you work out the structure, search for facts, find pictures and format every slide. With Slidezza you start with the idea. The structure, the research, the first draft of the text and the design come from the tool, and your time goes into checking and improving them.

Why sources and fact checking matter

AI can sound certain and still be wrong. For factual topics, Slidezza writes from the sources it finds, such as Wikipedia and independent web pages, and lists them with the deck. Numbers are checked against those sources: when two or more independent sources are found, a number goes on a slide only when two agree, and quotes must be word for word from a source. Figures in your own files are used exactly as you gave them.

This lowers the risk of mistakes but does not remove it. Review important facts before you present.

Why visual design matters

People judge a presentation by how it looks before they hear a word. Slidezza chooses a layout for each slide (for example bullets, columns, big numbers, a timeline, a table or a quote), applies one of its themes across the deck, and adds free-licence photos with their credits. Photos are shown whole rather than cut awkwardly.

You stay in control

Nothing is locked. You approve the outline first, can edit any slide by hand, can ask the assistant to rewrite or restructure a slide, and can switch themes at any time. Decks are private unless you share a link.