Live equations · automatic transitions · image and video editing · AI across the deck

    An equation-first presentation maker for researchers

    Seminar talks, conference slots and defences need notation that survives a projector. SlAIdes typesets LaTeX as a live slide object you can reopen and correct, keeps chart data editable, embeds and edits video on the slide, and applies transitions for you — with an AI editor that can restyle the whole talk in one pass.

    For researchers, PhD students and lecturers presenting their own work or someone else's paper to an audience that will ask where a number came from.

    A one time $1 paid trial is required to unlock the workspace. It is separate from AI credit; AI generation requires wallet credit that you top up separately. We ask for consent before the digital service starts; mandatory Swedish consumer rights apply, and the final total including any applicable taxes is shown before payment.

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    How it works

    1. 1

      Upload the paper or data

      Start from your manuscript, a published PDF or your own notes, plus any framing you want to add by prompt or voice. A master deck can be generated from the same material.

    2. 2

      Check the storyboard

      See the proposed sections and the material each draws on before slides are generated.

    3. 3

      Get equations, charts and figures as objects

      Notation arrives as editable LaTeX, chart data stays editable, and figures can be cropped and graded in the built in image editor or generated with AI.

    4. 4

      Refine and present

      Edit maths, data and embedded video, adjust automatic transitions, add speaker notes, then present with a presenter view or export the deck.

    What the product actually does

    • Equations are typeset LaTeX objects with a dedicated editor — sharp at projector size, never a screenshot.
    • Charts and tables carry their data, so a wrong value is corrected rather than redrawn.
    • Video embeds in a slide and is trimmed, sequenced and frame-exported in the built in video editor, with AI editing available.
    • Figures are cropped, graded and compared before/after in the image editor, and AI can generate a missing illustration.
    • Transitions are applied across the deck automatically; speaker notes, sections and presenter view support a timed talk.
    • The AI editor works on one slide, a selection, or the whole talk at once.

    Questions

    How is mathematical notation handled?
    As live LaTeX. Equations are editable slide objects with their own split-pane editor, so notation renders precisely and stays correctable right up to the talk.
    Can I fix a figure without leaving the deck?
    Yes. The built in image editor does cropping, filters, adjustments, histogram and before/after compare, and AI can generate or edit an image for the slide.
    Can I show a video in the talk?
    Yes. Video is embedded in a slide and edited in the app — trim, sequence, freeze points, frame export — and AI can work on the clip.
    Do the slides keep their sources?
    Yes. Decks are drafted from the material you supply and keep those sources alongside the slides for checking.
    Can I control the length of the talk?
    Yes. You choose the slide count at the storyboard step and can add or remove slides afterwards.
    What does it cost?
    A one time $1 paid trial unlocks the workspace. It is separate from AI credit. Further AI use spends wallet credit you top up, with an optional monthly storage add on.

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