Presentation agent
One conversation to an editable deck
Presentation agent
An editable presentation,from a single conversation
Hand over the topic and the source material, and it runs the research,builds the slides and generates the images.Make your deck in BAZE.
One sentence, one finished deck
Give it a topic and it gathers supporting material from the web and structures the content — tables, charts and images included — into one finished presentation.
A 5-slide plan for four days in Jeju — lots of photos, and a budget table.
And you can fix it on the spot
Image-based generators can't correct a single typo, however impressive the result. In BAZE you edit right where the deck was generated, so you can take it the rest of the way.
More ways to use the presentation agent
Redo only the part you dislike
No need to regenerate the whole deck — ask for "turn slide 3 into a table" and it edits just that.
Use a template you like
Pick from the supplied templates and skip the design decisions entirely.
Export as a .pptx
Saved as a real .pptx with editable text boxes, shapes and images — down to the last line of copy.
Frequently asked questions
Can I edit a presentation BAZE makes?
A deck the BAZE presentation agent builds can be edited in place, right where BAZE generated it. You can also change one part at a time — asking for slide 3 to become a table — instead of regenerating the whole deck.
Do I have to find the source material myself to make a deck?
Give the BAZE presentation agent a topic and it gathers the supporting material from the web itself. Tables, charts and images are generated along with the slides, so what comes back is one finished presentation.
Can I export a BAZE presentation as a pptx file?
A presentation made in BAZE saves as a real .pptx file. Its text boxes, shapes and images stay individually editable, so you can still change it down to the last line of copy after exporting.
How much does the BAZE presentation agent cost?
The BAZE presentation agent runs on BAZE Basic, ₩5,900 a month including 3,500 credits. Credits are drawn down by what you actually use, and you top up 500 credits for ₩1,000 only in a month you run short.