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Presenton API lets you create, edit, and export AI presentations directly from your applications, services, workflows, or scripts using a simple REST interface. It combines AI with a template-driven approach, so every deck is fast to produce, consistently structured, and on brand. Bring your own custom templates and themes, or use built-in templates. Then guide structure, tone, and verbosity with clear prompting instructions to fit any audience or domain. Start new decks from scratch or reuse and refine existing presentations, with fine-grained control over slides, sections, text, images, and more. The result is a reliable, scalable way to automate presentation creation across teams and systems.

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What you can do

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Features

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Template-based approach

Presentations are created from templates to ensure visual consistency.
  • Use built-in templates provided by Presenton
  • Create your own templates by importing an existing PDF or PPTX
  • Apply templates repeatedly while swapping content, icons, and images

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Core inputs

There are two main inputs that shape the output:
  • instructions: Steer structure and style. Use this to specify outline guidance, section ordering and other
  • content: Supply the material to include—facts, bullet points, talking points, or a prompt describing what the deck should cover.

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Editing and reuse

  • Edit specific parts of a generated presentation (individual slides, sections, text blocks, images) through the API.
  • Use an existing presentation as a base, adjust selected elements, and generate a new version without starting from scratch.
Enable web search to let Presenton gather context before generation. This can improve the stability and freshness of the content, especially for data-sensitive or time-bound topics.

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How generation works internally

Presenton uses a multi-step pipeline:
  • Outline generation
  • Structure and slide layout selection
  • Content(text, images and icons) generation for selected slide layouts
This process typically takes up to 1–2 minutes, depending on slide count and complexity.