Chat-Based Editing
Describe what you want changed. The AI finds the right slide, interprets your instruction, and makes the edit. No clicking through fifteen slides looking for the one that needs fixing.
Chat editing replaces the traditional edit workflow entirely. Instead of opening a slide, selecting text, changing formatting, adjusting layout, repositioning elements - you simply say what you want. The AI handles not just the text change but every downstream visual adjustment that change requires.
Say it, see it change
Example commands and their effects
Reduces text density, introduces imagery or larger chart, rebalances white space
Condenses content to core message, removes redundant phrases, tightens spacing
Converts layout to side-by-side format, adds comparison markers and contrast labels
Reorders slides in the deck, adjusts transitions and flow connectors
Updates all chart elements to brand-defined blue scale
Generates contextual speaking notes per slide based on content and audience
Distributes content across two slides, selects appropriate layouts for each
Consolidates where possible, merges related slides, cuts redundancy
Before and after
Before - heavy text slide
After - visual layout
Before - single comparison slide
After - side-by-side comparison
What chat editing handles
Content changes
Add, remove, rephrase, or restructure text on any slide. The AI rewrites while maintaining your voice.
Layout switches
Convert between slide types - bullets to visual, text to comparison, single to split layout.
Visual adjustments
Resize charts, reposition images, adjust spacing, change emphasis and visual weight.
Slide reordering
Move slides, merge related content, split dense slides into two, adjust narrative flow.
Brand overrides
Temporarily adjust colors or fonts for a section. Change chart palettes or accent treatments.
Bulk operations
Apply changes across multiple slides simultaneously - "shorten all slides" or "add transitions."
How the AI interprets your instructions
Slide identification
You can reference slides by number, by content ("the chart slide"), or by section ("the intro"). The AI maps your description to the correct slide even with ambiguous references.
Intent understanding
"Make it shorter" means condense, not delete. "More visual" means reduce text and add imagery, not just insert a stock photo. The AI interprets intent, not just keywords.
Design cascade
When you change content, the AI automatically adjusts layout, spacing, and typography to accommodate. You never get text overflow or awkward whitespace after an edit.
Conversation memory
The editing session remembers context. "Do the same thing to slide 5" or "undo that last change" work naturally because the AI tracks the conversation history.
Edit by saying it
Stop clicking through slides. Describe what needs to change and watch it happen.
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