Monsha's AI Presentation Generator turns a topic, a video, a website, or a file into a real, designed slide deck – not bullet-point text dumps. Every deck comes pre-styled with a chosen template and colour theme, with proper slide layouts for intros, bullets, quotes, metrics, tables, charts, team intros, and more. Images, diagrams, and visual elements are generated to match your content, so each slide looks built for the classroom rather than auto-typed.
You stay in control end-to-end. You shape the deck with a quick prompt, review the outline before any visuals get built, and fine-tune the finished slides down to every word and image.
Step 1: Access Presentation Slides
From the tools collection in your Monsha account, find and select Presentation Slides. If you're not already logged in, you'll be prompted to sign up or log in using your email.
Step 2: Describe your presentation and add sources
In the Describe your requirement… box, type your topic, learning goal, or instructions. Keep it short — Monsha pulls context from whatever sources you attach.
Click the Attach dropdown to add:
Video — paste a YouTube link and Monsha will use the full transcript.
File — upload documents, slides, spreadsheets, or images.
Website — link to articles, blog posts, textbooks, or any URL.
Text — paste a passage directly.
Monsha Resource — reuse a worksheet, lesson plan, reading passage, or any other resource you've already made.
You can combine multiple sources for richer, more focused slides.
Need to reuse an earlier prompt? Click History next to Attach — Monsha shows your past prompts so you can pull one back in with a single click.
Step 3: Set up your presentation
This is where you shape the deck before generation. A few quick choices set the tone:
How many slides? — pick from 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, or 30. Five is a good starter for a single concept; fifteen or more works for a full lesson.
Grade — choose your education system (e.g., United States/Canada, IB, Cambridge), then drill into the right sub-level and grade.
Language — pick from 60+ supported languages.
Configure Resource — fine-tune the deck's tone, content verbosity, and whether to include a title slide. Worth opening if you want a specific voice or pacing.
More Options — optional alignment: Attach to course to file the deck under a course, unit, or lesson; Assign standards to map it to Common Core, NGSS, IB, or your own custom standards; Adapt to framework to align with Depth of Knowledge (DOK), Lexile Reading Levels, or Bloom's Taxonomy.
If you want Monsha to pull in fresh references from the web, flip the Web search toggle on, right next to the Generate button.
Step 4: Review and tweak your outline
Click Generate. Monsha builds your outline first — a draft plan with one card per slide. Think of this as the skeleton of your deck before any visuals are designed.
Each outline card shows:
The slide title and a short description.
The key discussion points or bullets that will end up on the slide.
Three icons at the bottom: Regenerate with AI to rewrite just that card, Edit to open a rich text editor and change the content yourself, and Delete to drop the slide.
You can also drag a card by its handle to reorder slides.
On the right, you'll see the Current Template panel. Templates control the look and feel of your final deck. Click Change Template to browse the five options:
Education 1 and Education 2 — general-purpose layouts for everyday lessons.
Monsha — modern design with images baked in.
Texts Only — clean, text-focused layouts when you don't want any images.
Minimalist — pared-back layouts for distraction-free presenting.
If the whole outline misses the mark, click Regenerate Outline at the bottom — Monsha drafts a fresh set of cards from scratch. Heads-up: this replaces any edits you've made to individual cards.
Step 5: Generate the presentation
Once the outline looks right, click Generate Presentation. Monsha builds your fully designed deck, styled with your chosen template and your slide-level edits intact.
What you can do with your slides
The slide page is built for last-mile editing. You can polish any slide, swap any image, restyle the whole deck, or jump straight into presenting.
1. Edit text and images directly on the slide
Click any text on a slide to open an inline editor with bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, inline code, and math support. Make your change and hit Save.
Click any image to open the Update Image panel. You can keep the current image with a different fit (Cover, Contain, or Fill), or replace it three ways:
AI Generate — describe the image you want and Monsha generates it, using the slide's context.
Search — pull in a stock image.
Upload — drop in your own image from your computer.
2. Tweak a whole slide with AI
Each slide has a sparkles icon on the right. Click it, describe the change you want — "shorten the bullets," "add a real-world example," "make the title more engaging" — and Monsha updates just that slide.
3. Add, reorder, or remove slides
Hover between two slides and click the + to insert a new one. Monsha opens the Select a Slide Layout modal so you can pick exactly the kind of slide you want — intro, bullets with icons, numbered list, quote, metrics, table, team, chart, thank-you, and more (the exact set depends on your template).
To reorder slides, open the slide navigator with the hamburger icon (top-left of the deck) and drag thumbnails into place. To remove a slide, hover it and click the trash icon on the right.
4. Switch your color theme anytime
Click the palette icon in the top toolbar to open the theme picker. Pick from eight color themes: Monsha, Seaglass, Modern Dark, Energy, Flow, Fresh, Clarity, and Obsidian. Your slides restyle instantly so you can see the new look before committing.
5. Review and edit speaker notes
Toggle the speaker notes icon (next to the theme picker) to show a notes block under each slide. Monsha drafts these for you — what to say, what to emphasise — and you can edit them just like any other text.
6. Present and export
Click Present (monitor icon) to enter slideshow mode and walk through your deck.
When you're ready to share, click Export and pick the format:
Export to Google Slides — open the deck in Google Slides for further editing.
Download as PPTX — get a PowerPoint file you can open in PowerPoint, Keynote, or any other slide tool.
Download as PDF — share a flat copy or print handouts.
Your presentations stay in your Monsha account, ready to revisit, edit, or re-export whenever you need them.