AI presentation maker for chemistry
AI Presentation Maker for Chemistry
Chemistry presentations live and die on clarity: a reaction has reactants, conditions, a mechanism, and products, and each deserves its own beat. EXdeck takes a brief like "SN1 vs SN2 substitution" or "titration lab: HCl with NaOH" and drafts a deck that walks through the chemistry step by step, with space for structures, conditions, and a results chart — then exports a real .pptx you can refine.
Structure a reaction the way it's taught
A good mechanism slide isn't one dense image — it's a sequence: starting materials and conditions, the rate-determining step, intermediates, then products and yield. EXdeck lays that out as ordered slides so your audience follows the electron flow instead of decoding a wall of arrows.
Decks it builds well
- Titration and kinetics lab reports with a data table and a rate curve
- Reaction-mechanism walkthroughs (substitution, elimination, addition)
- Periodic-trends and bonding lectures with comparison tables
- Organic synthesis routes as step-by-step slides
- Research posters and conference talks
Formulas, structures, and data
Add chemical formulas as text and refine sub/superscripts after export, or drop in structure images and mechanism diagrams. For quantitative labs — concentration vs. time, absorbance, temperature curves — paste your numbers and EXdeck builds an editable, theme-coloured chart that exports as vectors in the .pptx.
Fast enough for a lab-report deadline
The first draft lands in about ten seconds, so a post-lab write-up becomes edit-and-export rather than build-from-scratch. Free plan for students; switch themes and add your school's branding before you submit.
Try it now
Open the editor, type a one-line brief, and EXdeck builds a full, editable deck in about ten seconds — then export to real PowerPoint or PDF.
Open the editorFrequently asked questions
Can it format chemical formulas and equations?
You can add formulas as text in the editor. For complex sub/superscripts and structures, refine them in PowerPoint after export, or insert a structure image directly.
Will the chemistry be accurate?
The AI produces a well-structured first draft with correct terminology and flow. Always verify exact values, conditions, and mechanisms before presenting.
Is it free for chemistry students?
Yes. The free plan covers AI generation, editing, and PowerPoint/PDF export within a monthly limit.