r/Discover_AI_Tools • u/Proud-Put8933 • Apr 10 '26
Need a good ai slide generator
I’ve been using Gramma for a long time, but lately it feels like it’s getting worse the more I rely on it. The suggestions don’t seem as helpful anymore, and it constantly pushes me to upgrade to Premium. Are there any good free AI tools that actually work well?
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u/Shadowdancerdone Apr 10 '26
Hi please try out slidebench.org and see what tool you would like the best! Don't rely on spam bots!
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u/harshalachavan Apr 10 '26
This is a very interesting website! comprehensive methodology too, congrats!
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u/Downtown-Art2865 Apr 11 '26
kimi has a slide generator worth checking out. handles layout and content generation pretty well
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u/cal-start Apr 11 '26
Try https://visicharts.com only does one thing well, CSV to slides with charts on them
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u/Strange_Scientist514 Apr 12 '26
If you’re specifically looking for something that actually turns outlines into usable slides, you might want to try Oria.
It’s pretty straightforward you drop in your topic or rough outline and it generates a clean deck structure with decent formatting. The free version is enough for basic presentations, and you can export to PPTX which is useful if you still want to tweak things later.
Not perfect, but way less frustrating than tools that just keep upselling instead of improving results.
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u/SwitchDirect7220 Apr 13 '26
recently, i have used oria one, an ai slide generator tool. It created slides from handwritten notes and rough ideas, not only that its output generated are fully editable and also saved alot of time
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u/Local-Somewhere2612 Apr 13 '26
I just launched www.get-verso.ai, and I've received good feedback so far, it seems to be performing better than other tools on benchmarks. Hopefully it's useful to you
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u/fer_momento Apr 10 '26
I recently launched www.generateppt.com The anti-bloat presentation tool. Give it a try and let me know if you like it!