AI Presentation Maker — From Outline to Speaker Notes
Share the topic, audience, and duration. Ryna AI generates the presentation flow, slide-by-slide draft, and Q&A prep. Copy-paste directly into PowerPoint or Google Slides.
Microsoft's 2024 survey found professionals average 23 presentations a year and 8.4 hours per deck. The hours rarely go to finding content — they go to filling empty slides, picking titles, building flow, writing speaker notes.
Ryna AI doesn't turn presentations into 'fill the template' work; it builds your deck's structure with you. Share topic + duration, Ryna AI returns the skeleton first: 5 main sections, time per section, flow logic. Approve, and it generates slide-by-slide content — title + 3 bullets + speaker notes + optional visual suggestions per slide. Q&A prep: 'top 5 hardest questions your audience could ask, with answers'.
Paste output into PowerPoint's Outline View or Google Slides — slides auto-generate. It doesn't create images (unlike ChatGPT's DALL-E), but proposes visual ideas and color palettes. Generate the same deck in Turkish + English in one chat (critical for international conferences). Free plan covers near-unlimited drafts daily; uploading existing PPT/PDF for analysis requires Plus ($12/mo, 399.99 TRY).
Why use Ryna AI for this
Skeleton-first: structural discussion before any slide — no blank-slide panic.
Per-slide bundle: title + 3 bullets + speaker notes + visual idea, all at once.
Q&A prep: top 5 hardest audience questions + answers — rehearse before delivery.
PowerPoint Outline View compatible: paste output, slides auto-generate — 5x faster than manual.
TR + EN parallel: same deck in two languages, tone preserved.
Feedback on existing decks (Plus): upload PPT, AI flags weak slides, long sentences, cliché visuals.
Example prompts
Copy any prompt below and paste into chat.rynaai.com. Each prompt is tuned for a different scenario — try them all to see how Ryna AI adapts.
How it works — step by step
- 1
Define topic + duration + audience
Open chat.rynaai.com. State 'X topic, 15-min deck, audience: B2B corporate execs, goal: pitch our product' in one sentence. Four pieces: topic, duration, audience, goal. Without the goal, AI averages.
- 2
Request skeleton, approve flow
'5 main sections, minutes per section, flow logic'. AI returns the skeleton. Push back, edit, approve — get the structure right before slides. This step impacts deck quality the most.
- 3
Slide-by-slide content
Once skeleton is approved: 'per slide: title + 3 bullets + 1 paragraph speaker notes + visual idea'. AI runs through all of them. Even if long, request in one shot — preserves coherence.
- 4
Q&A prep
'Top 5 hardest questions the audience might ask + answers'. AI surfaces questions you'd miss; gold for pre-presentation rehearsal. Add 2-3 specific questions: 'they might also ask about X'.
- 5
Visual + design suggestions
AI doesn't generate images but recommends color palette, fonts, visual style (illustration vs photo), per-slide visual positioning. Build the actual design in Canva, Figma, or your PPT template.
Example: input → output
You ask
5-min investor pitch skeleton: B2B SaaS, restaurant chain market, $500K seed round. Audience: VCs.
Ryna AI returns
Skeleton (5 min = ~6 slides, ~50 sec per slide): 1. HOOK (slide 1, 30s) — Problem statement + big number "70,000 restaurant chains in Turkey lose 4 hours/day on inventory tracking. $200M annual cost." 2. PROBLEM (slide 2, 50s) — Specific pain + customer quote Why existing solutions (Excel, legacy POS) fail — 3 specific breakdowns. 3. SOLUTION + DEMO (slide 3, 70s) — What the product does 30-second demo gif/video. Customer goes from 4-hour inventory checks to 15 minutes. 4. MARKET + TRACTION (slide 4, 60s) — TAM/SAM/SOM + growth chart Turkey TAM $500M, last 6 months 18% MoM, 12 customers (3 chains). 5. TEAM + ASK (slide 5, 60s) — Who, why, what we want Founders + sector experience. $500K seed, 18-month runway, 3 hires + product. 6. CLOSE (slide 6, 30s) — Clear CTA + contact "Let's put a demo on the calendar" + email/calendar link. Approve this skeleton? Then I'll produce content + speaker notes per slide. Sharper if you share your real numbers.
Pro tips
- Slide count = duration × 1.5: 15-min talk = 22-25 slides max. More fatigues the audience.
- Don't write slides without approving the skeleton first. AI accepts structural feedback at skeleton stage; at slide stage it just fills.
- Use PowerPoint Outline View: paste output and slides auto-generate. Saves 5 minutes per slide of manual work.
- Always request Q&A prep — let AI find your deck's weakest spot. Don't get caught unprepared on a hard question.
- For visuals, ask 'illustration or photo, which fits our market?' — AI tailors style to audience.
- On long decks (45+ min), ask AI for 'transition slides between sections' — recaptures audience attention.
Ryna AI vs Gamma / Beautiful.ai
| Feature | Ryna AI | Gamma / Beautiful.ai |
|---|---|---|
| Slide design generation | None — content only, visual suggestions | Auto slide design + images |
| Turkish content quality | Built Turkish-first, natural flow | English-focused, Turkish reads as translation |
| Skeleton/flow discussion | Chat-based, iterative | Limited, one-shot generation |
| Monthly price | Free or Plus $12/mo (all AI) | $10-15/mo (presentations only) |
Common mistakes to avoid
- ✕Skipping the skeleton and going straight to slides — structural issues surface at slide stage and force rewrites.
- ✕Skipping time per section. AI says '12 slides for this deck' but unclear minutes; timing fails on delivery.
- ✕Expecting design generation — Ryna AI gives text, not visuals. Use Canva, Figma, or a PPT template for design.
- ✕Skipping Q&A prep — the most critical part. Generate 5 hard questions + answers, rehearse them.
- ✕Not pasting speaker notes into PPT's Speaker Notes area — they're meant to be your prompts during delivery.
- ✕Letting slides have long sentences. Tell AI 'max 8 words per bullet' — audiences read instead of listening.
Who this is for
Students, teachers, marketers, product managers, founders, sales teams.
FAQ
Does it design the slides too?
Ryna AI doesn't generate images. It produces slide copy, flow, and speaker notes. Pair with Canva, Slides Carnival, etc. — or upload existing slides with Plus for feedback.
How do I import into PowerPoint or Google Slides?
Copy the output as title-bullets-notes format and paste into PowerPoint Outline view — slides generate automatically. Same works for Google Slides Outline view. A 22-slide deck takes 5 minutes.
How good are the speaker notes?
Natural in both Turkish and English. Accepts tone like 'academic', 'sales-forward', 'TED-style'. Request by duration: 'aim for 30 seconds per slide'.
How realistic is the Q&A prep?
Strong — surfaces the hard questions the audience would actually ask. Typically 3-4 of the 5 generated questions show up at the real talk. Add 'they might also ask about X' for 2 specific topics to widen coverage.
Can I upload my existing deck (PPT/PDF) for feedback?
Yes, with Plus. Upload the PPT or PDF and ask 'critique each slide, flag weak spots, strengthen the hook'. AI returns slide-by-slide feedback.
Can I produce the same deck in multiple languages?
Yes — build the deck in TR first, then in the same chat say 'translate the deck to English, preserve tone'. AI keeps structure and tone; only language changes.
Is there a specialized pitch-deck template?
No built-in template, but it knows industry standards (Sequoia 10-slide format: problem, solution, market, product, traction, team, financials, ask, vision, exit). Say 'Sequoia-format pitch deck' and it produces one.
Does it cite APA references correctly for academic decks?
With Web Research mode (Plus), citations are real. In free chat, citations may be fabricated — always verify. For academic talks, use Web mode.
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