AI Presentation Tools Compared: 15 Tools, 10 Features
Last updated October 2026
This page lists 15 AI presentation tools and what each one offers on its free plan, across 10 features: free tier limits, AI generation, PPTX export, PDF export, video export, social media carousels, embedding, languages, brand kit, and whether a login is needed to start.
Most of these tools are good at something different. Some are built for teams that work together on one deck, some for design-heavy slides, some for quick drafts inside Google Slides or PowerPoint. The table is meant to help you check the details that usually decide the choice, such as export format and free plan limits, before you sign up anywhere.
The table
| Tool | Free Tier | AI Generation | PPTX Export | PDF Export | Video Export | Social Carousels | Embed Support | Languages | Brand Kit | No Login |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Beautiful.ai | None (CC required) | Yes (DesignerBot) | Paid ($12/mo) | Paid | No | No | No | Limited (English focus) | Paid ($40/user/mo) | No |
| Canva | 50 AI credits (lifetime) | Yes (Magic Design) | Paid ($14.99/mo) | Free | Basic (paid voiceover) | Partial (not from presentations) | No | 100+ languages | Paid ($14.99/mo) | No |
| Decktopus | Very limited | Yes | Paid | Paid | No | No | Yes (paid) | Multilingual | Paid | No |
| Gamma | ~10 AI credits | Yes (Agent 3.0) | Paid | Paid | No | No | Yes (paid) | 25+ languages | Paid | No |
| Genially | Limited (5 creations) | Yes (Genie AI) | No (web format) | Paid | No | No | Yes | Multilingual | Paid | No |
| MagicSlides | Limited (3/month) | Yes | Paid | Paid | No | No | No | Multilingual | No | No |
| Pitch | Limited (3 shared) | Yes (Pitch AI) | Paid ($8/mo) | Paid | No | No | Yes (paid) | English primary | Paid | No |
| Plus AI | Trial only | Yes (Google Slides add-on) | Via Google Slides | Via Google Slides | No | No | Via Google Slides | Multilingual | Paid | No |
| Prezi | Limited (public only) | Yes (Prezi AI) | Paid | Paid | Paid | No | Yes (paid) | Multilingual | Paid | No |
| Sendsteps | Limited | Yes | Paid | Paid | No | No | No | 86 languages | Paid | No |
| SlideMaker.app | Free, no paid plan | Yes (30 sec) | Free | Free | Free (AI voiceover) | Yes (4 platforms) | Yes (domain whitelist) | 50+ languages | Free | Partly (file to slides, no account) |
| SlidesAI | Limited (12/year) | Yes (web app, Google Slides, PowerPoint, ChatGPT) | Yes (web app and add-ons) | Via Google Slides or PowerPoint | No | No | Via Google Slides | 100+ languages | No | No |
| Tome | Limited credits | Yes (GPT-4) | No (web format only) | Limited | No | No | Yes | Multilingual | Paid | No |
| Visme | Limited (5 projects) | Yes (Visme AI) | Paid | Limited (watermark) | Paid | Paid | Yes (paid) | Multilingual | Paid | No |
| Wonderslide | Limited credits | Yes (design AI) | Paid | Paid | No | No | No | Limited | Paid | No |
Read from each tool's published pricing and feature pages. Plans change often, so check the tool's own page before deciding. Last updated October 2026.
Free plans differ a lot
The words "free plan" mean different things across these tools. Some give a fixed number of AI credits or presentations, per month, per year or for the life of the account. Some keep the editor free but put exports behind a paid plan. Beautiful.ai has no free plan.
Examples from the published plans: Gamma gives a limited number of AI credits on the free plan. Canva gives a limited number of AI uses, and PPTX export needs Canva Pro. SlidesAI's free plan allows 12 presentations a year. MagicSlides, Sendsteps and Decktopus also cap free use. Visme adds a watermark to free exports, Prezi keeps free presentations public, and Genially limits free users to 5 creations.
SlideMaker.app has no paid plan at all. It is a personal learning project, so every feature in the table is free.
PPTX export
PPTX matters when a school, client or office expects a file that opens in Microsoft PowerPoint. Canva, Beautiful.ai, Pitch and Decktopus export to PPTX on paid plans. Tome and Genially work in their own web format.
SlidesAI works in several places now: a standalone web app, plus add-ons for Google Slides and PowerPoint, and a ChatGPT app. It can give you a PPTX file, and decks made inside Google Slides or PowerPoint can be exported there as usual. Plus AI works inside Google Slides, so its PPTX and PDF exports go through Google Slides.
It is worth opening an exported file in PowerPoint before relying on it, with any tool. Layouts built for the web do not always map one to one onto PowerPoint slides.
Video export and social carousels
Few presentation tools export a deck as video. In this table, SlideMaker.app, Canva, Visme and Prezi do. SlideMaker.app adds an AI voiceover, background music and slide transitions to the video, at 1080p. Canva's free video export is basic, and its AI voice features are part of paid plans.
Carousel export (a deck saved as images sized for LinkedIn, Instagram, X or Facebook) is less common. SlideMaker.app does it from a presentation; Visme offers social formats on paid plans.
Language support
Most tools accept text in any language, but writing slides in a language is a different thing. Canva and SlidesAI list 100+ languages and Sendsteps lists 86. Gamma supports 25+. Pitch and Beautiful.ai are mainly English.
SlideMaker.app writes the slides in the language of the input, for example a topic typed in Hindi or Spanish. See Hindi presentations and Spanish presentations.
Which one fits which need
For a team editing one deck together, Google Slides and Pitch are strong choices. For strict brand and auto-formatting at scale, Beautiful.ai is built for that. For general design work beyond slides, Canva is the broader tool. If you already work in Google Slides or PowerPoint, an add-on such as SlidesAI or Plus AI keeps you there.
For students and teachers who need a free deck with PPTX or video export and no budget for a subscription, SlideMaker.app covers that. Whatever you pick, check the current plan on the tool's own pricing page, since limits change often.
Questions
Which AI presentation tools export to PowerPoint (PPTX)?
Most of them, but often only on a paid plan. Canva, Beautiful.ai, Pitch and Decktopus need a paid plan for PPTX. SlidesAI can give a PPTX from its web app and works inside PowerPoint and Google Slides. Plus AI exports through Google Slides. SlideMaker.app exports PPTX for free. Tome and Genially use their own web format.
Which tools have a free plan?
Nearly all of them have a limited free plan: Gamma, Canva, Pitch, Tome, Decktopus, MagicSlides, SlidesAI (12 presentations a year), Sendsteps, Wonderslide, Genially, Visme and Prezi. Beautiful.ai has no free plan. Plus AI offers a trial. SlideMaker.app is a free personal learning project with no paid plan.
Can any AI presentation tool export to video?
Yes. In this table, SlideMaker.app, Canva, Visme and Prezi export video. SlideMaker.app includes an AI voiceover, background music and transitions. Canva's free video export is basic.
Does SlidesAI only work inside Google Slides?
No. SlidesAI started as a Google Slides add-on, but it now also has a standalone web app, a PowerPoint add-in and a ChatGPT app.
Which tools support the most languages?
Canva and SlidesAI list 100+ languages and Sendsteps lists 86. Gamma supports 25+. SlideMaker.app writes slides in the language of the input. Pitch and Beautiful.ai are mainly English.
Who made this table?
It is published on SlideMaker.app, a free personal learning project that is also one of the 15 tools listed. Each row was read from the tool's own pricing and feature pages. If a row is out of date, write to [email protected] and it will be corrected.