AI presentation maker for mathematics
AI Presentation Maker for Mathematics
Maths is the hardest subject to present because the audience has to follow reasoning, not just read facts. A proof needs one step per slide; a worked problem needs the setup, the move, and the result separated. EXdeck takes a brief like "prove the sum of the first n integers" or "introduction to derivatives for A-level" and drafts slides that build the argument line by line — then exports a real .pptx you can drop equations into.
Pace the reasoning, one step per slide
The most common maths-slide mistake is cramming a full derivation onto one slide. EXdeck breaks it into beats — statement, assumption, each transformation, conclusion — so students can follow (and screenshot) each step. It's the difference between a proof people understand and one they copy without learning.
Decks it builds well
- Lesson intros (functions, limits, vectors, probability) with clear definitions
- Step-by-step proof walkthroughs
- Worked-example sets — setup, method, answer per slide
- Competition / olympiad prep decks
- Project and coursework presentations
Equations and diagrams
Add equations as text in the editor, then refine complex notation with PowerPoint's equation editor after export — the .pptx is fully editable. For geometry and graphs, drop in an image or generate a chart from data (e.g. a function's values or a probability distribution).
For teachers and tutors
Generate a lesson, then produce a lighter revision version and a denser exam-prep version from the same brief by changing content density — no rebuilding. Add your school theme and export a clean .pptx for the smartboard.
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 math equations?
You can add equations as text; for complex notation use PowerPoint's built-in equation editor after export. The exported .pptx is fully editable.
Will the maths be correct?
The AI structures lessons and proofs clearly, but always check every step and result — treat it as a first draft to refine, not a solver.
Is it free for math students?
Yes. The free plan covers generation, editing, and PowerPoint/PDF export within a monthly limit.