A curated showcase of AI-generated slide decks built end-to-end with Sosana Studio — no slides written by hand, no images sourced manually. Every deck below was produced from a single text prompt.
Each entry includes the original prompt, a first-slide thumbnail, and links to the rendered PDF and editable PPTX. Browse by category, steal a prompt, or fork your own.
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- Technology & Engineering
- Business & Startups
- Science & Nature
- Design & Creativity
- Lifestyle & Personal Growth
- Culture & Society
Prompt: Create a clear, visually engaging 10-slide presentation titled 'Quantum Computing Explained for Curious Minds'. Walk a non-technical audience through qubits, superposition, entanglement, real-world quantum hardware, what quantum computers can and cannot do today, and the most exciting near-term applications. Use vivid analogies, concrete examples, and a modern minimal aesthetic with deep blue accents.
Prompt: Create a 10-slide technical deep dive titled 'The Architecture of a Modern Search Engine'. Cover crawling, indexing, ranking signals, vector search, query understanding, latency budgets, and the role of LLMs in retrieval. Aim for senior engineers; use crisp diagrams, dense but readable slides, and a dark, terminal-inspired design system.
Prompt: Create a 10-slide engineering talk titled 'Designing Scalable Microservices: Lessons from the Field'. Discuss service boundaries, async messaging, data ownership, observability, deployment topology, and common failure modes. Include 'do' / 'don't' panels, real-world anti-patterns, and a confident editorial typography style.
Prompt: Create a 10-slide presentation titled 'WebAssembly: The Next Frontier of Web Performance'. Explain what WebAssembly is, how it compares to JavaScript, real production use cases (Figma, Photoshop Web, Shopify Functions), the component model, and what's coming next. Use a clean, developer-friendly visual style with code snippets where it helps.
Prompt: Create a 10-slide enthusiast guide titled 'Building Your First Mechanical Keyboard from Scratch'. Cover layouts, switches, keycaps, PCBs, hot-swap vs soldered, firmware (QMK/VIA), and assembly steps. Use a playful, hobbyist aesthetic with bold color blocks and exploded-view illustrations.
Prompt: Create a 10-slide investor pitch deck for a fictional seed-stage startup called Lumen, an AI tutor for K-12 students. Include problem, solution, product demo, market size, business model, traction, competition, team, ask, and use of funds. Tone: confident, optimistic, design-led. Style: bold geometric shapes, warm pastel palette, generous whitespace.
Prompt: Create a 10-slide presentation titled 'How to Price a SaaS Product: Frameworks That Work'. Cover value-based pricing, packaging tiers, usage-based vs seat-based, willingness-to-pay research, price anchoring, and common mistakes. Include a worked example and a decision tree. Style: editorial business-magazine layout.
Prompt: Create a 10-slide explainer titled 'The Economics of the Creator Economy'. Cover platform take rates, the 1000 True Fans model, revenue diversification, sponsorships vs subscriptions, the role of AI tools, and the future of creator-led commerce. Style: vivid magazine-cover energy, big numbers, clean infographics.
Prompt: Create a 10-slide practical guide titled 'Negotiation Tactics for Founders Raising a Seed Round'. Cover term sheets, valuation anchoring, walk-away points, optionality, signaling, and the psychology of investor conversations. Include real-feeling dialogue snippets. Style: confident, monochrome with a single accent color.
Prompt: Create a 10-slide internal playbook titled 'Onboarding Engineers in a Remote-First Company'. Cover the first day, the first week, the first 30/60/90 days, async rituals, mentorship, documentation, and signals that onboarding is on track. Style: friendly internal handbook, soft shapes, approachable color palette.
Prompt: Create a 10-slide science storytelling deck titled 'The Surprising Intelligence of Octopuses'. Cover distributed neurons, problem solving, tool use, camouflage, individual personalities, and what they teach us about consciousness. Style: rich photographic backgrounds, serif headlines, magazine-feature feel.
Prompt: Create a 10-slide cinematic science presentation titled 'Black Holes: A Visual Journey'. Cover what they are, how they form, event horizons, spaghettification, Hawking radiation, the M87 image, and the supermassive black hole at our galaxy's center. Style: dark, space-themed, dramatic typography, glowing accents.
The Hidden Life of Mycelium Networks
Prompt: Create a 10-slide nature science deck titled 'The Hidden Life of Mycelium Networks'. Cover the 'wood wide web', symbiosis with trees, communication between plants, role in carbon cycling, and emerging biomaterials made from mycelium. Style: earthy palette, organic shapes, botanical illustration vibes.
Prompt: Create a 10-slide rigorous explainer titled 'Climate Tipping Points: What the Science Tells Us'. Cover what tipping points are, the major candidates (Amazon, AMOC, ice sheets, permafrost), uncertainty ranges, cascading risks, and what policy responses look like. Style: serious, data-forward, IPCC-inspired.
Prompt: Create a 10-slide deck titled 'CRISPR and the Future of Genetic Medicine'. Cover how CRISPR works, the first approved therapies, sickle cell disease, ethical considerations, germline vs somatic editing, and what's next. Style: clean biotech aesthetic, clinical typography, helix motifs used sparingly.
Prompt: Create a 10-slide design history deck titled 'The History of Typography: From Gutenberg to Variable Fonts'. Cover movable type, the rise of sans-serif, Helvetica, digital type, web fonts, and variable fonts today. Style: typography-driven, oversized letterforms as hero elements, restrained color.
Prompt: Create a 10-slide design opinion piece titled 'Brutalism in Web Design: A Revival'. Cover the aesthetic's origins, why it's resurgent, signature traits, examples in the wild, and how to apply it without being jarring. Style: raw, default-browser aesthetic with intentional rough edges and high-contrast type.
Prompt: Create a 10-slide practical deck titled 'Color Theory for Product Designers'. Cover hue/saturation/luminance, accessible contrast, semantic color systems, dark mode, and building a scalable palette. Include side-by-side examples. Style: bright, color-saturated, swatch-driven.
Prompt: Create a 10-slide hands-on deck titled 'Designing for Accessibility: Practical Patterns'. Cover screen reader basics, focus management, color contrast, motion preferences, form patterns, and how to ship accessibility audits. Style: high-contrast, generous spacing, accessible-first visual language.
Prompt: Create a 10-slide creative deck titled 'Storytelling in Brand Identity'. Cover brand archetypes, narrative arcs, founder stories, voice and tone systems, and how to translate story into visual identity. Style: editorial, mood-board energy, mixed-media collage feel.
Prompt: Create a 10-slide self-improvement deck titled 'The Science of Habit Formation'. Cover the habit loop, identity-based habits, friction design, streaks vs systems, and how to recover from lapses. Cite specific research. Style: warm, approachable, hand-drawn diagram accents.
Prompt: Create a 10-slide philosophy-meets-productivity deck titled 'Stoicism for the Modern Knowledge Worker'. Cover the dichotomy of control, voluntary discomfort, premeditatio malorum, journaling practices, and quotes from Epictetus, Seneca, and Marcus Aurelius applied to modern work. Style: classical typography, parchment-inspired palette.
Prompt: Create a 10-slide practical mindfulness deck titled 'Mindfulness at Work: A Practical Field Guide'. Cover 60-second resets, breathing techniques between meetings, focus blocks, mindful email, and team rituals. Avoid mysticism. Style: calm, low-saturation palette, generous whitespace, soft sans-serif.
Prompt: Create a 10-slide deck titled 'Building a Reading Habit That Sticks'. Cover choosing the right books, the 25-pages rule, fiction vs nonfiction, note-taking systems (Zettelkasten, commonplace book), and beating phone distraction. Style: bookish, classic library aesthetic, warm paper tones.
Prompt: Create a 10-slide evidence-based deck titled 'Sleep Engineering: Optimizing Rest for Performance'. Cover circadian rhythm, sleep stages, caffeine half-life, light exposure, room environment, and tracking devices. Cite real studies. Style: night-mode aesthetic, deep navy and gentle gradients.
Prompt: Create a 10-slide market overview deck titled 'The Rise of Esports as a Global Industry'. Cover viewership numbers, top games and leagues, sponsorship economics, the player lifecycle, comparisons to traditional sports, and what's next. Style: dynamic, neon-accented, gaming-energy palette.
Prompt: Create a 10-slide nutrition explainer titled 'The Mediterranean Diet: What the Data Says'. Cover the PREDIMED trial, key foods, polyphenols, the role of olive oil, longevity outcomes, and how to apply it in a non-Mediterranean kitchen. Style: warm, food-photography backdrops, terracotta and olive palette.
Prompt: Create a 10-slide ethics deck titled 'The Ethics of Autonomous Vehicles'. Cover the trolley problem critique, liability frameworks, dataset bias, edge cases, regulatory approaches in the US, EU, and China, and the public-trust question. Style: serious, editorial, monochrome with one signal color.
Prompt: Create a 10-slide forward-looking deck titled 'The Future of Remote Work'. Cover hybrid vs fully-remote, the death of the 9-5, async culture, geographic salary debates, the management gap, and what the next 10 years look like. Style: clean modern minimal, blue-and-cream palette.
Prompt: Create a 10-slide introductory deck titled 'Wine Tasting 101 for Curious Beginners'. Cover the five S's (see, swirl, sniff, sip, savor), grape varieties to know, old world vs new world, food pairing basics, and how to talk about wine without sounding pretentious. Style: warm vineyard photography, elegant serif headlines.
Each deck was produced from a single text prompt, end-to-end, by a small pipeline of off-the-shelf models:
- Gemini 3.1 Pro — drafts the deck outline, slide-by-slide copy, and design direction from the user's prompt.
- SERP search — pulls fresh facts, statistics, and reference material so the slide content reflects the real world rather than only what's in the model's training data.
- gpt-image-2 — generates every illustration, cover image, diagram, and supporting visual in the brand style the prompt asks for.
No slides were hand-edited; no images were sourced manually. The PDF and PPTX for every deck below are mirrored into this repo under pdf/ and pptx/ so the list stays usable even if the original source links change.
PRs welcome. Generated something great? Add it to the matching category — see CONTRIBUTING.md for the format, quality bar, and thumbnail requirements.
The list itself is released under CC0 — copy it, fork it, do whatever you like with it. The individual decks are licensed by their creators; the ones in this initial seed are released by Sosana Studio under CC-BY 4.0.