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AI slideshow maker: from one message to a deck you can show

October 14, 2026

Tell nixm what the slideshow is for, who will see it and roughly how many slides, and it builds the deck right in the conversation: the slides and the words on them. Ask for pictures in the same place, one per message, made to match a slide. Click through it there, say what to change ("fewer words on slide 3", "a warmer picture for the opening"), and ask for the code when you want the file. One credit per message for the slides, two per generated image, no subscription.

How to make a slideshow with AI

  1. Say what it is for. Open nixm and describe the deck in a sentence or two: "an eight-slide slideshow for a bakery's Instagram launch, one line per slide, warm photos" or "a slideshow of our trip to Lisbon for the family, ten slides, captions in Portuguese and English". Paste notes or a script if you have one.
  2. Watch it build. nixm writes the slides and draws them live in the conversation. Click through them there. No upload, no template gallery, no account needed to start.
  3. Ask for the pictures. One message, one picture: "a picture for the cover", then "now one for slide 2". Each image is made from that slide's text, in the style you named, and appears in the conversation beside the deck. Images take a free account that opens in one click, and cost two credits each.
  4. Fix it by talking. "Slide 4 is too long." "Put the price on the last slide." "Make the whole thing darker." "Swap the order of 2 and 3." Each change redraws the deck, one credit a message.
  5. Open it big. The icon in the corner takes the slideshow fullscreen, which is the view you present from.
  6. Take it with you. Ask for the code and you get a file you can download and open in any browser, so the slideshow runs anywhere without nixm. A download button for the slideshow itself is on the way.
  7. Turn a slide into a clip. This is the part no slideshow app does. Pick a slide's picture and say "animate this": you get a short HD clip with sound, made from that picture, ready for a story or a reel.

What kind of slideshow this is good for

  • A short pitch or an update, when you have the points and not the afternoon to lay them out.
  • Social posts: a carousel of five to ten slides with one line and one picture each, in a consistent style.
  • A lesson or a how-to, built from notes, with a picture per step.
  • A memory deck, where you describe the moments and nixm makes the pictures, because the photos you have are on three phones and none of them are the right one.
  • A storyboard for a video: one slide per shot, then animate the shots that work. The storyboard article goes through that end to end.

How to ask for a good slideshow

  • Give the audience and the place. "For my team in a meeting" and "for strangers on Instagram" produce different decks from the same points.
  • Set the slide count. Without it you get a sensible number; with it you get yours.
  • Name the style once. Photo, flat illustration, watercolour, film still. One word, kept for every slide, is what makes a deck look like one deck.
  • Say how many words per slide. "One line each" is the single instruction that most improves a slideshow.
  • Paste the real content. Prices, names, dates, the actual quote. The AI should lay out your facts, not invent them.

AI slideshow generator vs the slideshow apps

The photo-and-music apps are for when you already have the pictures and want them stitched to a song. The template apps are for when you want to pick a design and type into it. This is the third thing: you have the idea, or the notes, and nothing else. The slides get written, the pictures get made, and the whole deck lives in one conversation you can keep talking to. It is a slideshow maker for people who would rather describe the deck than build it.

Where it lives, and what it costs

The slideshow is drawn inside a signal, nixm's version of a conversation. When you are signed in, the newest version of the deck stays on the signal, together with the images and any clips you make from it. Send the signal link to someone and they see the deck and the pictures, not your messages, and they can ask for changes in their own words. The signal dissolves seven days after it was made unless you extend it, so the half-finished version does not sit on a server forever.

Slides cost one chat credit per message. Generated images cost two chat credits each. A clip from a slide costs one video credit, from a separate video pack. You can start with no account; a free account, email link or Google, no card, opens when you want images, and comes with free chat credits to begin.

frequently asked

Can AI make a slideshow from text?

Yes. Describe the slideshow to nixm, or paste your notes, and it writes the slides and draws them live in the conversation. Ask for images, one per message, and it makes a picture for each slide in the style you named.

Does the AI slideshow maker make the pictures too?

Yes. Ask for a picture for a slide and nixm makes one that matches the slide text and the style you chose, one image per message, shown in the conversation beside the deck. Images cost two credits each and take a free account.

Can I edit the slideshow after it is made?

Yes, by talking. Shorten a slide, reorder, change the style, swap a picture. Each change redraws the deck for one credit.

Can I download the slideshow?

Ask for the code and you get a file that opens in any browser and runs without nixm. A download button for the slideshow itself is on the way.

Can I add music or export a video of the slideshow?

Not as a whole deck. What you can do is pick a slide picture and ask nixm to animate it into a short HD clip with sound, which works for a story, a reel or an intro.

Is the AI slideshow maker free?

You can start without an account. Slides cost one chat credit per message and images two credits each, from free starter credits and then a pack you buy once. Clips use video credits from a separate pack. There is no subscription.

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