AiPPT

AiPPT is an AI presentation generator from a Chinese team, and its approach is practical: give it a topic, it drafts an outline, applies a template to produce a full deck, and hands you a file you can keep editing in PowerPoint or WPS.

Compared with overseas tools like Gamma, its advantage is localisation. The template library leans towards the formats common in Chinese workplaces — status reports, performance reviews, training decks, business plans — and fonts and layout are tuned for Chinese text, so you rarely get awkward font sizes or ugly title wrapping. What you export is a standard PPT file, easy to pass to a colleague or manager for further edits.

Keep expectations in check, though. The content it writes is template-like: well structured and safely worded, but the actual arguments and numbers are still up to you. There are many templates, yet they look quite alike, and a deck with a distinctive design still takes manual work.

Key features

• Generate from a topic: type a one-line topic, review an editable outline, then generate the full deck.
• Document to slides: upload Word, PDF and similar files and it extracts the key points into a presentation.
• Template library: a large selection aimed at Chinese office use, chosen before generation or swapped afterwards.
• Online editing: edit text, replace images, reorder slides in the browser, or ask the AI to rewrite a single slide.
• File export: export to PPT and other common formats to continue in desktop software.

How to use

1. Go to the AiPPT website and sign in with a phone number, WeChat or another supported method.
2. Enter your presentation topic, or upload an existing document as source material.
3. Review the generated outline, cut sections you don’t need and add the key points.
4. Pick a template style, generate the deck and adjust it slide by slide online.
5. Export a PPT file and do the final polish in PowerPoint or WPS.

Best for

• Work reports and reviews: fixed structure, tight deadlines — get a skeleton fast, then fill it in.
• Training material: turn existing documents or handouts into slides without manual layout.
• Student assignments and thesis defences: a neatly formatted first draft in minutes.
• Situations that require a PPT file: when the recipient wants something editable, not an online link.

Strengths and limitations

Strengths

• Chinese typography and template styles match local office conventions.
• Exports standard PPT files, so later edits are not tied to the platform.
• Directly accessible in mainland China, with convenient login and payment.

Limitations

• Generated content is generic; arguments and data still need your input.
• Templates look alike, so decks can feel obviously AI-made.
• The free trial is limited; downloads and premium templates mostly require a membership.
• Complex charts and detailed animations still have to be done by hand in desktop software.