A command-line tool that uses ChatGPT to automatically generate PowerPoint presentations from topic lists in a single executable file.
chat-gpt-ppt is a command-line tool that automates the creation of PowerPoint presentations using AI. It takes a list of topics, sends them to ChatGPT to generate structured content, and renders the output into a slide deck—all through a single executable file. It solves the problem of manually creating presentation content by leveraging AI for rapid, topic-driven slide generation.
Developers, educators, and professionals who need to quickly generate presentations from topic outlines without manual design effort, especially those comfortable with command-line tools.
It offers a fast, automated workflow for presentation creation with no external dependencies, supports multiple languages and rendering engines, and provides an interactive mode for content review—making it a lightweight alternative to manual slide design or complex presentation software.
Use ChatGPT (or other backends) to generate PPT automatically, all in one single file.
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Distributed as a single binary with no dependencies, making it easy to download and run on any system without installation hassle, as emphasized in the README.
Includes an interactive mode (-i flag) that allows slide-by-slide editing of AI-generated content before finalization, giving users control over the output.
Can generate presentations in various languages based on AI responses, demonstrated in the showcase with Chinese samples, useful for international audiences.
Designed with pluggable GPT clients and renderers (e.g., REMARK), enabling customization and integration with different AI services and output formats.
Requires an OpenAI API token, incurring usage costs and subject to API availability issues, as noted in the changelog about service unavailability in some countries.
Focuses on content generation with default renderers offering minimal options for customizing slide layouts or aesthetics, relying on basic HTML-based outputs.
While hackable, contributing or modifying the tool requires Go installation and building from source, which adds overhead for non-developers, as mentioned in the contribution section.