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Presenton is an open-source AI presentation generator for teams, developers, and creators who need more than a static slide image. Start with a prompt, document, data, or API request; review the outline; generate with a reusable design; edit the result; and export to PPTX or PDF.

Watch Presenton in action

Draft, edit, export

Presenton is built for the whole path from first draft to final deck. Generate a structured presentation, refine the editable slide elements, then export when it is ready to share. Diagram showing Presenton moving from Draft to Edit to Export, with PPTX and PDF outputs

Start your way

Start in Presenton Cloud

Create in the browser with managed infrastructure, providers, storage, and updates.

Run Presenton yourself

Use Docker or the desktop app when you need control over deployment, storage, and model providers.

Building a product or workflow? Start with the API

Use the presentation generation API to create, track, edit, and export decks from your own product or workflow.

One workflow, editable end to end

1

Give Presenton source material and review the outline.

2

Generate a deck with a reusable design or template.

3

Edit the result, verify the content, and export PPTX or PDF.

Built for how you work

Keep sensitive presentation work under your control

Self-host Presenton when privacy, compliance, or internal deployment requirements matter. You choose the infrastructure, storage, authentication, network boundary, and supported model providers.

Plan a secure deployment

Review architecture, configuration, security, backups, monitoring, and upgrades.

Explore the documentation

User Guide

Create, edit, brand, organize, and export presentations.

Hosting

Install, configure, secure, and operate self-hosted Presenton.

API Documentation

Build with Cloud v3 or the self-hosted v1 API.

Troubleshooting

Diagnose generation, editing, export, hosting, and integration problems.
AI-generated slides are a draft. Verify facts, figures, citations, and brand requirements before presenting or publishing them.