Presentations & Public Speaking AI prompts
Prompts for building a talk or deck: finding the storyline, outlining slide by slide, tightening an opening, and rehearsing answers to likely questions from the audience.
Search these 45 prompts in the app
45 Presentations & Public Speaking prompts
- Build a before-and-after transformation storylineFrames a change, project, or proposal as a vivid before-and-after story with the bridge that gets people there.
- Build a presentation storyline, slide by slideDesigns the narrative first — central message, evidence, and one message per slide.
- Build a problem, insight, recommendation storylineStructures a presentation around the problem, the insight that explains it, and a recommendation with the decision needed.
- Build a quarterly business review deck that proves value to a customerAn outline and talking points for a QBR that shows results against the customer's goals and agrees next-quarter priorities.
- Build a sales or pitch deck that wins the roomA persuasive deck structure built around the buyer's problem, proof, and a clear next step.
- Choose the right chart or visual for my dataRecommends the best chart or visual for your message and audience, and how to design it.
- Create an investor pitch deckA fundraising deck outline that tells a compelling, evidence-based story to investors.
- Cut my slide deck down without losing the messageShrinks a long presentation to a target length, such as half the slides or the 7 most important, keeping the story intact.
- Design an academic poster people stop to readPlans poster layout, headline, text, and figures so a passerby gets the main finding in seconds.
- Find weak, repetitive, and overloaded slides in my deckAudits a deck slide by slide to flag text-heavy slides, repeated messages, and weak slides, with a fix for each.
- Get a tough critique of my presentationA demanding review of your deck's story, evidence, slides, and ask.
- Improve how I deliver a talk or presentationCoaching on structure, delivery, nerves, and audience engagement for an upcoming talk.
- Prepare a roadmap review for leadershipA tight roadmap narrative and slide outline that ties bets to strategy and gets the decisions you need.
- Prepare for my thesis defense or vivaAnticipates likely examiner questions from my thesis, drafts strong answers, and runs a realistic mock defense.
- Prepare for tough investor questions in pitch meetingsA question bank with sharp, honest answers and the weak spots to fix before your investor meetings.
- Prepare for tough questions after my presentationAnticipates hard questions from skeptical stakeholders and drafts strong answers.
- Prepare key messages and tough answers for a media interviewKey messages, proof points, tough-question answers, and bridging lines so an executive stays on message with a journalist.
- Prepare my quarterly sales business review for leadershipA quarterly sales review deck outline with results, drivers, pipeline outlook, and specific asks for the executive team.
- Prepare testimony for a legislative or budget hearingWritten and oral testimony for a legislative committee, plus likely questions from members and safe, accurate answers.
- Present my design work and defend key decisionsBuilds a short design review walkthrough that leads with the problem, explains decisions with evidence, and prepares answers to pushback.
- Present the district budget to the school board and communityTurns a district budget into a clear board presentation explaining revenue, spending, trade-offs, and impact on students.
- Reframe my material for a board audienceRewrites operational material into strategic, board-level messages.
- Reorder my existing slides into a stronger storylineDiagnoses the flow of your current deck and gives a new slide order, merged or cut slides, and transitions.
- Simplify a crowded slideCuts a busy slide down to one message with the right visual.
- Structure an executive or board deckAn executive-ready deck structure: answer first, then evidence, options, and the decision needed.
- Turn a complex topic into a simple visual presentationExplains a technical or complicated subject to non-experts in a short deck built around analogies and visuals, not text.
- Turn a long deck into a 5-minute talkCondenses a full presentation into a tight spoken story for a short slot.
- Turn a paragraph or text-heavy slide into a visual slideConverts a block of text or a wordy slide into one clear slide with a headline and a diagram you can build in PowerPoint.
- Turn a process or idea into a diagramCreates flowcharts, org charts, timelines, or mind maps as Mermaid or Graphviz code you can render anywhere.
- Turn engagement findings into a client storyline with action titlesA pyramid-structured storyline with a governing message, action-title slide headlines, and the evidence each slide needs.
- Turn my analysis into a five-slide PowerPoint data storyA five-slide data story with action titles, one chart per slide, short bullets, speaker notes, and backup slides.
- Turn my document or report into a complete PowerPoint deckConverts a document, report, or long text into a full slide deck with headlines, slide text, visuals, and notes.
- Turn my paper into a conference talkConverts a written paper into a timed slide-by-slide conference talk with one core message and speaker notes.
- Turn my presentation into a town hall version for all employeesAdapts a leadership or project deck into a plain-language town hall version employees understand and trust.
- Turn my rough notes into a 10-slide PowerPoint for executivesShapes messy notes into a tight 10-slide executive deck that leads with the answer and ends with a clear ask.
- Turn my update deck into a decision-oriented presentationReworks an information or status deck so it leads to a clear decision, with options, trade-offs, and a recommendation.
- Turn raw data or a spreadsheet into a presentation narrativeChecks your raw data, then turns it into a sequence of slides, each with a finding headline, the right chart, and caveats.
- Write a 5-minute toolbox safety talk for the shop floorA short, spoken-style safety talk for a pre-shift huddle, built around a real hazard, with a story, key actions, and questions for the crew.
- Write a one-slide executive summary for my presentation or reportCondenses a deck, report, or analysis into a single executive summary slide that states the answer, evidence, and ask.
- Write a speech, toast, or talkA speech that sounds natural out loud — for work events, weddings, keynotes, or eulogies.
- Write a strong closing slide and executive conclusionCreates a closing that restates the key message, makes a clear ask, and ends with next steps instead of 'Any questions?'.
- Write a stronger opening for my presentationGives you several opening options that grab attention, frame the stakes, and preview the point in the first 60 seconds.
- Write an all-hands meeting script with honest results and Q&A prepA spoken all-hands script that covers results, hard news, and priorities, plus a prepared Q&A list.
- Write speaker notes for my slidesNatural talking points and transitions for each slide.
- Write takeaway headlines for each chart in my report or slidesRewrites label-style chart titles into one-sentence takeaways with the key number, so your charts tell a story in order.
Other topics
- Personal Life & Wellbeing
- Projects & Operations
- Data & Analysis
- Learning & Teaching
- Legal & Compliance
- Images, Video & Design
- Finance & Accounting
- Marketing & Brand
- HR & Hiring
- Software Development
- Productivity & Planning
- Sales
- Career & Job Search
- Email & Workplace Communication
- Content & Social Media
- Customer Support
- Business Strategy & Startups
- Thinking & Decisions
- Writing & Editing
- Leadership & Management
- Product & UX Design
- Working with AI
- Research & Summaries
- Meetings
- SEO & Website
- Fun & Games
- Creative Writing