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Frequently asked questions about AI Presentation Software
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Alai says native PowerPoint export is coming very soon — and that exported PPTs can be opened in Google Slides. That’s a common pattern: many AI presentation tools either offer direct PPT export or produce PPT-ready files.
- Alai: export-to-PowerPoint coming soon (can then open in Google Slides).
- FunBlocks AIFlow: creators say the PPT output is designed to be presentation-ready.
- Gamma: speeds up creating a new PPT from scratch, implying workable PPT output.
Check each tool’s docs or roadmap for exact export formats and plugin support.
Alai uses a flexible element system plus multiple themes so decks stay polished without all looking identical. Key points to expect from AI presentation tools:
- Flexible elements + theme variants let you keep brand colors and still give each deck personality.
- Context-aware edits and deck-wide coherence help apply changes (fonts, spacing, alignment) consistently.
- Importing brand guidelines or setting up a branded theme is often supported or coming soon; teams can also request manual setup.
If you need programmatic control, Gamma supports creating and selecting branded themes via API.
MoovAI uses a credit-based pricing model: advanced models (like Veo 3) can cost ~50 credits per generation, while cheaper models (Sora 2) cost ~20 credits — which affects how much you get for a plan.
FunBlocks AIFlow offers a free/basic tier with limited credits so you can try the product; full features (and some APIs like Claude Sonnet) require the Pro plan.
Takeaway: most AI presentation tools give a free or limited trial/basic tier to test workflows, but advanced features or higher‑quality models are behind paid/Pro plans — pick cheaper models or start free to see what you need before upgrading.