PowerPoint Presentation Generator: Create Engaging Slides with VBA Code
The PowerPoint Presentation Generator turns four simple inputs into a complete slide outline and ready-to-paste VBA macro in seconds. Using it eliminates roughly 8 hours normally spent designing a 15-slide deck (Visme Blog, 2021). Just enter your role, slide count, topic, and key benefit, press Generate, then copy the result straight into PowerPoint.
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How to use the tool
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Expert role – describe your perspective. Examples: “Digital Marketer”, “Biomedical Researcher”.
Number of slides – choose any positive integer. Examples: 7, 18.
Presentation topic – state the main subject. Examples: “AI-Driven Marketing Campaigns”, “Genomic Data Analysis”.
Theme benefits – spotlight one advantage you will stress. Examples: “Advantages of Predictive Targeting”, “Benefits of Cloud-Based Pipelines”.
Click Generate Presentation. The backend action process_llm_form returns an outline plus VBA macro. Copy both sections into PowerPoint: outline goes into slide thumbnails; VBA macro into the VBA editor (Alt + F11 → Module → Paste). Run the macro to build slides automatically.
Quick-Facts
PowerPoint supports VBA from version 2010 through Microsoft 365 (Microsoft Docs, 2023).
Macro-enabled files save with the .pptm extension (Microsoft Docs, 2023).
10–20 slides keep audiences engaged, per the 10/20/30 rule (Kawasaki, 2005).
It is a web form that delivers a custom slide outline and VBA macro based on four user inputs, cutting creation time dramatically (Visme Blog, 2021).
How does the VBA code work?
The macro loops through your outline, creates the specified number of slides, inserts titles and body text, and applies a consistent layout using the PowerPoint object model (Microsoft Docs, 2023).
Do I need to enable macros?
Yes. Save the file as .pptm, then enable content on first open; otherwise PowerPoint blocks the automation (Microsoft Support, 2023).
Can I reorder or delete generated slides?
Absolutely. After the macro finishes, use drag-and-drop in Slide Sorter view or press Delete to remove any slide (Microsoft Support, 2023).
Does the tool store my data?
Inputs travel only to the server for processing and are not logged beyond the session, following standard WordPress admin-ajax handling (WordPress Codex, 2023).
How many presentations can I generate?
You can submit unlimited requests; the backend imposes no rate limit beyond general WordPress throttling (WordPress Codex, 2023).
What file types can I export?
The tool outputs plain text. After copying into PowerPoint, you may export as .pptx, .pptm, PDF, or video using native PowerPoint options (Microsoft Docs, 2023).
Can the macro add speaker notes?
Yes. Insert a NotesPage object inside the loop: Slide.NotesPage.Shapes.Placeholders(2).TextFrame.TextRange.Text = “Your note” (Microsoft VBA Reference, 2023).
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