Slicess turns a description of your deck — and any files you have — into real, editable slides. Here’s the whole path, start to finish.
1. Create your account
Sign up with Google or with your email at app.slicess.com. The Free plan starts with 100 credits a month and doesn’t need a card.
2. Describe the deck
On Home, write what the deck is for in the prompt box: the topic, who will see it, roughly how many slides, and anything it must include. Not sure where to start? Click one of the starter chips under the box.
Try this prompt
A 10-slide pitch for Fieldnote, an app that turns site visits into inspection reports. For seed investors. Problem, product, traction, market, team and the ask.
- Attach files with the paperclip if the deck should use your numbers or notes — see Use your own files.
- Pick a brand with the Brand chip so the deck uses your colors, fonts and logo — see Set up your Brand Kit.
- Under the box you’ll see about how many credits the deck will use before you start.
3. Press Generate
Press Generate (or ⌘ ↵). There’s no template to choose: Slicess picks the one that fits your topic — and your brand, if you chose one — and builds your deck out of that template’s own slides. See How Slicess picks and fills a template.
4. Watch it come together
The generating screen shows each step as it happens — reading your files, outlining, choosing layouts, painting images — with a timer and a Cancel button. Most decks take about a minute.
5. Make it yours
The editor opens on your new deck. Everything on the slides is a real object you can move, restyle or delete:
- Edit text and shapes by hand — that never uses credits. See Edit on the canvas.
- Use Edit with AI on a slide to rewrite, shorten or make it more visual. See Edit with AI.
- When it’s ready, Present or Share it. See Present, share and export.
