Make a deck
Decks built from the research you already did, not from a template.
Ask the chat for a presentation and Infica builds it from the sources connected to it — the pages you dropped, the PDFs, the videos it transcribed. You get a themed PDF and an editable PPTX, with images generated to match, as a node on the same board as everything else.
Plans from $13/month · credits included
What a deck includes
- A structure drawn from your material: the argument, the evidence, the close
- A visual theme you pick in a short style wizard
- AI-generated images where a slide needs one
- Two files: a PDF to send, a PPTX to edit in PowerPoint, Keynote or Google Slides
How it works
- 1Connect your sources to a chat. Web search is available inside the chat when the research needs filling in.
- 2Ask for the deck: audience, length, purpose.
- 3Pick a style in the wizard.
- 4Download the PDF or the PPTX from the deck node. Ask for changes in the chat and regenerate.
One board, several formats
The same research produces the video, the article and the deck. Because every output is a node connected to the same sources, the deck you present and the short you post say the same thing.
Questions
- Can I edit the slides?
- Yes. The PPTX is a real, editable file. For content changes, asking the chat and regenerating is usually faster than editing by hand.
- Where do the images come from?
- They are generated for each slide that needs one, in the style of the theme you picked. You can also drop your own images on the canvas and ask for them to be used.