MagicSlides · for anyone who makes decks
Never make a deck manually again.
Twenty lessons, and every one of them ends with the finished deck on screen. A topic, a PDF, a Word file or a link goes in. A deck comes out in about three minutes. This is every MagicSlides feature, taught inside the deck it actually makes.
₹499, once. Lessons 1.1 and 1.2 are free to watch before you decide.
What one run looks like. Every module shows this, start to finish.
Everything starts in one box
A topic, a PDF, a Word file, a Google Doc or a link. Same box.
It asks five questions before it builds
Audience, outcome, evidence, tone, length. The second question already references your slide count.
It researches before it writes
Live web research with named sources. When there is nothing, it says so instead of inventing a number.
The finished deck, on screen
About three minutes. Then six export formats and a share link that tells you who watched what.
This is for you if
- — You make decks for work, class or clients and lose evenings to them
- — You already have the content in a report, a doc or a recording
- — You want the deck to look like your company, not like AI
- — You want to know who actually opened the deck you sent
This is not for you if
- — You want a design course. This never opens PowerPoint
- — You want slides typed by hand, one at a time
- — You want a certificate for a resume
What's inside — 10 modules, 20 lessons, about 20 minutes
Module 1 — The twenty hours nobody pays you for
3 lessonsTwenty hours of work for under four minutes of attention. The DM that turned into the tool. Your account, and what a credit actually buys.
Module 2 — From one box to the finished deck
5 lessonsTopic to deck and the prompt that makes it usable. The five questions. The research step. What you actually get at the end.
Module 3 — The prompt and the model decide the deck
1 lessonPick the model, not just the prompt. Same prompt, two models, two different decks.
Module 4 — Make it look like your company
1 lessonBrand it once. Every deck after that comes out wearing it.
Module 5 — Deck from a PDF, including the images inside it
3 lessonsThe report you already wrote is the deck. What comes across and what does not. What a bad slide looks like, and what to do.
Module 6 — Deck from a Word file or Google Doc
3 lessonsA Word file is the best source you have. The chart in your doc lands on the slide. Your headings become the deck.
Module 8 — Where the deck should come from instead
1 lessonThe integrations, and why the source matters more than the prompt.
Module 13 — Getting it out of the tool
1 lessonSix export formats, and which room each one is for.
Module 16 — Share it as a link
1 lessonStop guessing whether they opened it. The analytics on every shared deck.
Module 17 — The suite
1 lessonThe products you are already paying for, and the ones that replace them.
Why ₹499
Because it is a walkthrough of a tool I built, MagicSlides, recorded on my own account with real generations, including the run where a slide came out wrong and what I did about it. Every lesson is the input, the generation and the finished deck. Nothing is described that you do not then see.
You will need a MagicSlides account to follow along. Each generation costs credits, so one worked example runs through the whole course instead of a new deck per lesson.
All twenty lessons
Lifetime access, captions on every lesson, and every update I make.
Access lands in your library instantly. Login link emailed too. Secured by Razorpay.
Not sure yet?
Lessons 1.1 and 1.2 are free to watch in the library, no card needed.
Watch the free lessons →Questions? Reply to the purchase email — it comes to me. See the refund policy.