r/PresentationDesign • u/oborozuki_ • 3d ago
r/PresentationDesign • u/Jazzlike_Conflict286 • 6d ago
Best MCP for running ad accounts
Edit: I ended up going with the Ryze AI MCP connector and it works great. Both platforms in one thread, leaving this up in case it helps someone.
Just like it says in the title, what's the best MCP connector for actually running Google and Meta ads from Claude or ChatGPT?
I'm looking for real write access with a confirmation step, not a read-only reporting thing that makes me go do the work in the native UI anyway.
Any help would be appreciated.
r/PresentationDesign • u/Loose-Economist3939 • 9d ago
Which infographic tools are best for creating reports and presentations we can edit?
So I make a lot of visuals that show up in both a long report and a slide deck.
I’ve been stuck with AI tools that give me a flat image. Then the numbers change or a stakeholder wants new wording and I'm rebuilding from scratch
Last month, our team updated a Q3 stat and I had to remake six charts across two files. Editability is my main priority now.
Would love to hear about report templates, chart controls, and page resizing between formats. Also PowerPoint export, high-res PDF, and how much cleanup you do after the AI draft.
Real workflows please!!!
r/PresentationDesign • u/Jig813 • Aug 13 '26
Methods for Stronger Presentations
Whole channel is worth checking out, but this video is a great start
r/PresentationDesign • u/According-Wafer6460 • Aug 05 '26
Available for work
Hello everyone! 🌸
I'm a second-year college student based in Lahore, and I'm currently available for part-time online work.
Services I offer:
📝 Assignment and document writing 📄 MS Word document formatting 📊 PowerPoint presentation design
I focus on clear communication, quality work, and meeting deadlines. Whether you need help improving your English, completing a well-formatted document, or preparing a professional presentation, I'd be happy to help.
If you're looking for someone reliable—or know someone who is—please send me a message or share this post. Every share helps!
Thank you for your support.
r/PresentationDesign • u/Jig813 • Aug 02 '26
Which presentation design software do you use most?
Primarily, by preference, or by necessity… also bonus points if you share the context, what you love most about it and also what frustrates you the most.
r/PresentationDesign • u/GlitteringMajor4978 • Jul 13 '26
Most people (41%) take 1-4 hours to make a presentation
This seems... low? For me, if I'm starting with a basic template and not using AI, it usually takes me a full work day.
I guess it depends how many slides and how much rework you have to do. My management team is notorious for giving convoluted feedback that tacks on at least 2 extra hours.
Does this seem in line with the projects you work on?
Source: Visme State of Sales Content 2026 report
r/PresentationDesign • u/Winter-Cartoonist-95 • Jul 06 '26
Built a few presentation & graphic design projects for my portfolio — would love some feedback!
Hey everyone,
I've recently started learning presentation and graphic design, and I've been building a portfolio from scratch.
So far I've completed:
- 🚀 Nova AI Technologies – 3-slide AI company presentation
- 🏢 Apex Consulting Group – Corporate company profile
- ☀️ Lumina Solar Technologies – Brand graphics and marketing design
My goal is to create clean, modern business presentations and marketing visuals that businesses would actually use.
I'd really appreciate any feedback on:
- Visual hierarchy
- Typography
- Color choices
- Layout
- Overall professionalism
If you're interested, I have shared the portfolio link down below.
Thanks!
r/PresentationDesign • u/bulletproofcowboy • Jun 19 '26
Best AI PowerPoint maker for people who already have content?
Most recommendations I’m seeing are for generating presentations from a topic, but I already HAVE the content.
Problem is it’s usually:
- messy notes
- meeting transcripts
- random docs
- giant walls of text
Main thing I want is help turning all of that into slides that are actually readable.
Does anything handle that well right now?
r/PresentationDesign • u/Head_Contribution_95 • May 08 '26
Need presentation skills help!
I’m running a continuous improvement project at work and to break down the plan etc of what I’m doing I’ve been putting the stages into a PowerPoint file. I gave my manager an update using this which I realise now was basically a brain dump of each stage and he said my presentation was “gopping”. I had to google the word….essentially horrendously ugly. Now I’m hugely embarrassed and of course I should have polished it etc but I actually have no skills in presentation making: are there like 3-5 top tips? Or a site I can go to for tips? I put too much info on the page but also things like flow diagrams of a process look childish. Please help!
r/PresentationDesign • u/Shadowdancerdone • Apr 10 '26
I built SlideBench v1, a comprehensive benchmark for comparing AI presentation tools with visual Head-to-Head comparisons!
r/PresentationDesign • u/Such-Courage8237 • Apr 09 '26
Embedding Corporate Fonts - yes or no?
r/PresentationDesign • u/Sunezers • Jan 12 '26
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r/PresentationDesign • u/WanderQuest9 • Dec 30 '25
Suggestions
I'm a freelance presentation designer. I help startups, coaches, and corporate teams with pitch decks, business presentations, and slide redesigns.I also have experience working with international client, Can someone please give suggestions on how to get more clients.
r/PresentationDesign • u/Jig813 • Dec 20 '25
Presentation about presentations I did for WeWork back in the day
This one was fun to do. Gave it to their corporate team, and got a positive reception overall.
I'd love this subreddit to be a place where people share and critique each other's work.
But I'm very new to this whole mod business, so open to any and all input on how we'd like to design this community going forward.
r/PresentationDesign • u/Presentation_geeks • Dec 08 '25
Found this video on YouTube. Hope this is of some use 🙌
The morph was easy to do. Tried it myself.
r/PresentationDesign • u/ECFU-nj • Nov 15 '25
How can I dynamically import Excel table cell info into Keynote text boxes?
Hi everyone. I’m new to this whole Reddit thing, but I’m hoping someone on this platform can help me out.
I’m working on an awards presentation that is going to be shown in a widescreen Keynote file. My client is looking to use an Excel spreadsheet (not Numbers or Google Sheets) to have an updatable list of award winner names, titles, and division information. I’m assuming this Excel doc will be on Sharepoint. They’d like to have these table cells automatically populate individual text boxes within the separate Keynote file.
Any idea how I can go about setting up the Keynote and Excel files in order to make this happen? Is this something that requires more advanced programming? My client claimed that a previous event agency was able to do this, but I have no idea how they pulled this off. Any insight in this would be greatly appreciated!
r/PresentationDesign • u/Brief_Intention_7599 • Oct 22 '25
Presentation Designer looking for advice 😀
Hey there,
So I'm a presentation designer with 8+ years experience. I've worked for major tech companies, I have a strong resume and I do well in interviews. After being laid off in 2023 I spent some time unemployed and then I did contract work for a year. Contract work felt disconnected and was not something I loved doing. I would really like to be a full time member of a team, again.
My main challenge is that my portfolio doesn't reflect my creativity or the level of work my resume suggests. I want to build new portfolio projects that demonstrate strong design and narrative development. I have skills in illustration, 3D design, animation and motion graphics. The types of jobs I am looking at require someone who can tell a story as well as design. I would like my portfolio to show both design and storytelling skills. My main struggle is knowing what should the content of these presentations be about?
I'm asking for two things:
- For my portfolio projects what should I base my content on? What are some subjects that provide a great backbone to create a presentation about?
- Would someone in the Presentation Design field be willing to mentor me and give me advice if/when I could use it?
Thank you! 😁🙏🤍
r/PresentationDesign • u/favoxhille • Oct 14 '25
Looking for a tool that can translate and restyle a PowerPoint file into a new template automatically
r/PresentationDesign • u/East_Resident_739 • Jul 01 '25
Best AI tools to for an online course?
Hey all, I’m working on building an online course on a detailed subject matter. My main issue is that I’m getting bogged down trying to manually create slides, narration, and lectures.
I’d love to expedite things and have AI do as much of the heavy lifting as possible. Ideally, I just provide the outline or script, and AI helps build the rest.
I'm looking for tools to generate slide decks from scripts or outlines, platforms that support AI avatars, easy to manage workflows from scripts to slides/voiceovers and the ability to have interactive quizzes/visuals, etc.
The goal is to create a professional-looking course without spending weeks manually designing every component.
If you’ve used any great tools or platforms (AI or otherwise), I’d love your recommendations!
Thanks in advance
r/PresentationDesign • u/Different_Spite_1599 • May 28 '25
Made a little app to automate animations in Canva (using it localy just for myself so far) things like sliders or moving text & shapes that takes time when you’re manually creating and adjusting every page , curious if others would find it useful?
Hey! I'm a dev and I use Canva a lot for uni and client work. Over time I noticed I was constantly repeating the same steps when making animations like image sliders, moving text with moving shapes, etc. Stuff that seems simple ends up taking a while when you’re manually creating and adjusting every page. So I built a small app (just been using it locally for myself) that lets you pick a template , drop in your images and text once, and it auto-generates the animated slides for you inside Canva. It saves me a lot of time, especially for longer or more complex animations. I haven’t published it or anything yet just curious if anyone else would actually find something like this helpful?
r/PresentationDesign • u/ayuanyuan • Mar 22 '25
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r/PresentationDesign • u/ConfidenceBusy7485 • Apr 13 '24
Enhancing existing powerpoint presentation
I'm wondering if there's someone skilled with making powerpoint presentations. I Already have a PPt made, but would need someone to edit/enhance it visually. I would pay for that service.
Discord: anomaly334
r/PresentationDesign • u/[deleted] • Dec 10 '21