Kimi Slides, called Kimi PPT in Kimi's help centre, makes presentations for you. Type a one-line topic, paste some text or upload a report, and Kimi researches, writes and designs the slides. You then edit the deck online and download it as a PowerPoint file. This page shows how, which mode to pick, and how to fix common problems.
An illustration, not a real Kimi deck.
Turns a topic, text or document into a designed, editable deck.
Smart Layout for data and images, Classic Templates for text-heavy decks.
Uses credits. Kimi includes some free credits each month.
Making a deck usually means three jobs: working out what to say, writing it, and making it look good. Kimi Slides does all three. Kimi's help centre says it is powered by Kimi K3 and can use Kimi's web search to gather facts first.
From a one-line topic, it can search the web, gather data and build the story.
It matches colours, fonts, icons, layouts and chart styles, and picks a layout that suits the content.
Preview and edit every slide online, then download an editable file or present straight from the browser.
Kimi designs the layout and style of each slide itself.
Kimi fills prepared templates from its library with your content.
From Kimi's "How to Choose a PPT Creation Mode" help article. Times are Kimi's estimates. The article does not say whether the two modes use different amounts of credits.
One line is enough. Kimi researches the rest.
Paste notes, a script or a long report to turn into slides.
PDF, Word, PowerPoint, Excel, plain text and images.
Upload your own .pptx so the deck matches your brand.
Kimi also says it can recreate a reference image in one click. Related: Kimi Docs · Kimi Sheets · PDF summary
Copy one, change the details in [brackets], and paste it into Kimi PPT.
Make a 10-slide quarterly report for senior managers from the attached figures. Start with three key results, then one slide per team, and end with risks and next steps. Clean, corporate style.
Research the [industry] market and make a 15-slide overview for new team members: market size, main players, trends, and what it means for us. Add a sources slide at the end.
Create a 12-slide lesson on [topic] for [age group]. Use simple language, one idea per slide, a short quiz at the end, and friendly colours.
Make a 10-slide launch presentation for [product]: the problem, the solution, key features, who it is for, pricing and a clear call to action. Bold, modern style.
Turn the attached report into a 15-slide summary deck. Keep the main findings and numbers, turn tables into charts, and put details in speaker notes if possible.
Build a 12-slide investor pitch for [company]: problem, solution, market, business model, traction, team, competition and the ask. Use charts where there are numbers.
Our own wording, based on the scenarios in Kimi's help article: work reports, industry research, course materials, product launches, fundraising and long-form conversion.
Fill in the boxes and get a ready-to-paste request.
Runs in your browser and does not send what you type to us. The box is marked to be hidden from the analytics tools this site uses. Kimi's help article does not mention speaker notes, so that option is a request, not a promise.
Tap a problem to see what Kimi's help centre suggests.
Found a bug? Use the feedback option on the PPT results page, or Help and Feedback in your account menu. Include your browser, device and screenshots. More: Kimi not working?
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