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Slides are full presentations Julius builds for you. Each deck runs in the browser, animations included, and you can publish it as a link or export it to PowerPoint. Describe what you want, and Julius writes the whole deck, layout and styling included. You don’t pick a template or touch the design.

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Creating a deck

Ask for one. Slides work best when you point Julius at something concrete, like an analysis you ran, a file, or a topic:
Turn this analysis into a slide deck
Make a 10-slide investor update from this revenue data
Build a deck explaining these survey results to a non-technical audience
Julius builds the deck and shows it inline. Open it in the side panel to present, export, or publish.

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Choosing a style

Julius designs each deck with one of its built-in style presets, from clean and corporate to bold and editorial. You don’t have to choose one, but you can steer the look:
Make it dark and modern
Use a clean, minimal consulting style
Something colorful and playful for a team all-hands

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Exporting to PowerPoint

Click Export in the slides viewer to download the deck as a .pptx file. The export keeps the deck’s theme, colors, and layout, so you can edit it in PowerPoint, Google Slides, or Keynote.

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Publishing and sharing

Click Publish to get a public link that anyone can open, always showing the latest version. See Publishing and sharing for the full flow.

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Prompting tips

Tell Julius the arc you want, and it will follow it:
5 slides: the problem, the data, the key insight, the recommendation, and next steps
Reference the table, file, or result you want on the slides so the numbers are real:
Use the monthly revenue table and put the top 3 findings on their own slides
A board deck and a sales one-pager look different. Say who it’s for and how long:
A concise 6-slide update for non-technical execs
You don’t have to regenerate the whole deck. Ask for targeted changes:
Make slide 4 a chart, and shorten the text on slide 2

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Ideas to try

  • Investor and board updates: turn a metrics review into a clear narrative deck
  • Sales one-pagers: a tight pitch built from your product or customer data
  • Research summaries: make survey or experiment results presentable
  • QBRs and team updates: recurring decks built from fresh data
Made a deck you love? Click Export for PowerPoint, or Publish to send a live link.