AI presentation maker for physics
AI Presentation Maker for Physics
Physics rewards presentations that separate the principle from the maths and the maths from the result. EXdeck takes a brief like "projectile motion for grade 11" or "photoelectric effect lab" and drafts a deck that states the concept, shows the governing relationship, and ends with the measured or derived result — with room for diagrams and a chart from your data. Export a real, editable .pptx.
Concept, then equation, then evidence
The clearest physics slides move in that order: what's happening physically, the relationship that describes it, and the data or worked answer that confirms it. EXdeck drafts that arc automatically, so a lesson on Newton's second law isn't one crowded slide but a build the class can follow.
Decks it builds well
- Lab reports — apparatus, method, results table, and a graph of your data
- Concept lectures (kinematics, fields, waves, thermodynamics)
- Problem-solving walkthroughs with the setup and steps separated
- Research and project talks with real charts
- Revision decks that compress a topic into key relationships
Turn measurements into graphs
Velocity vs. time, current vs. voltage, intensity vs. distance — paste your readings and EXdeck plots an editable, theme-coloured chart (line for trends, bar for comparisons) that exports as vectors in the .pptx, so the data stays inspectable, not a screenshot.
Equations and diagrams
Add equations as text and refine complex notation in PowerPoint after export; drop in free-body diagrams, circuit sketches, or ray diagrams as images. The exported deck is fully editable in PowerPoint, Keynote, or Google Slides.
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 handle physics equations?
Add equations as text in the editor; for complex notation use PowerPoint's equation editor after export. The .pptx stays fully editable.
Can I chart my experiment data?
Yes — paste your measurements and EXdeck builds an editable, theme-coloured chart that exports as vectors in the PowerPoint file.
Is it free?
Yes. The free plan covers generation, editing, and PowerPoint/PDF export within a monthly limit for students and teachers.