Work + Productivity
Pretty Slide Decks in 5 Minutes with Claude
Paste your messy notes and get a designed slide deck in minutes, for work, the PTA or your kid's school project. Edit it right on the slide, then download it as a PowerPoint.
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Best With
Claude (free plan works)
What You’ll Need
• Claude, at claude.ai or in the Claude app (the free plan works)
• Your notes, however messy, plus who's watching and your colors
• About 5 minutes
Standard Prompt
How to use this prompt
Copy the prompt below and swap in your details where you see [brackets].
Paste it into a new chat in Claude, at claude.ai or in the Claude app.
Click on any slide to fix a word, or type what you want changed. Then download it as a PowerPoint or PDF.
This is the Start here prompt from my full slide deck page. Every other slide deck prompt, each with its own Copy button, plus the tricks from my Reel, is on one page: Pretty Slide Decks in 5 Minutes with Claude.
Sam’s Tips
The more real details you give it (who it's for, how long you have, your actual notes), the better the deck.
Tell it your colors. "Our school colors, navy and gold" works.
Keep typing in the same chat to change it: new colors, one more slide, a more professional tone.
Want the work agenda deck, the "convince my husband" deck or the school project helper? They're all on Pretty Slide Decks in 5 Minutes.
Try these next
I post every new prompt on Instagram as I test it.
I need a slide deck for [what the meeting is and who will be there]. My content is good, I just need it to look polished and pretty, and I don't want to spend hours on it.
Here's my brief:
Topic: [what it's about]
Audience: [who's watching]
Length: [how many slides, or how long I'm talking]
My notes: [paste your messy notes, bullets, whatever you have]
The one thing I want people to remember: [your main point]
Colors and vibe: [e.g. clean and modern, warm fall colors, navy and gold]
Last slide: [next steps / sign up / thank you and questions]
Turn my notes into one clear idea per slide with short titles. Keep the words on each slide short, and put the extra detail in speaker notes so I know what to say. Make it look professionally designed, with one color palette and different layouts so every slide doesn't look the same. If something is unclear, make your best guess instead of asking me.