Slides from a topic
Describe the deck in a sentence or paste your notes. Titles, text boxes, shapes, charts and tables come out as native slide objects that you can edit one by one.
The sample deck opens with no account. Generating a deck from your own prompt needs you to sign in.
Your slides appear here
Press Try sample, then Generate slides, to see a sample deck in the style you pick.
Start a document
Open a blank page or a Word file you already have, edit it in the browser and save it back as .docx. The editor lives in your Office dashboard, so you sign in first.
Start a spreadsheet
Open a blank sheet or an .xlsx or .csv file, work with formulas and filters, and save it back as .xlsx. The editor lives in your Office dashboard, so you sign in first.
indox Office is an online office for Word documents, Excel spreadsheets and PowerPoint decks, with an AI that drafts the slides. On the Slides tab, describe the presentation, pick a style and press Generate slides. The slides are native objects, so you can edit each title, shape and chart. Docs and Sheets open and save .docx, .xlsx and .csv files in the browser, with nothing to install. Try the sample above to see a result without an account. To generate your own deck or open the editors, you sign in first.
Describe the deck in a sentence or paste your notes. Titles, text boxes, shapes, charts and tables come out as native slide objects that you can edit one by one.
A style sets the colours, fonts and layouts of the whole deck. Choose one from the Style list, or open the use cases first to compare them.
Write with headings, lists, tables and a table of contents, and use find and replace. Open a Word file you already have and save it back as .docx.
Work with formulas, filters, sorting, data validation and conditional formatting. Open .xlsx or .csv files and save them back as .xlsx.
Start from a blank file, open one you have, or type a topic on the Slides tab.
Change text, numbers, colours and layout in the editor, with nothing to install.
Save as .docx, .xlsx or .pptx and open it in any Office app.
Docs, sheets and slides sit in one account. The AI drafts a deck, and you can edit everything it writes.
The AI writes the slide text, picks layouts and draws charts. It can get facts, names and numbers wrong, so read every slide before you present it.
When you give only a topic, the content comes from the model, and you should check it against a source you trust. A deck built from your own notes follows those notes, but it still needs a read-through.
Check every chart against your own data. A chart drawn from a sentence like "sales went up" only shows the shape you described.
Present the deck as yours only once you have checked it. Credit the sources and images you use, and do not paste in material you are not allowed to share.
Go beyond Office: turn a deck or document into a PDF, translate it, or pull text out of a PDF to build slides from.
Yes. Open a .docx file in Docs, or an .xlsx or .csv file in Sheets, edit it in the browser and save it back in the same format.
Yes. Text boxes, shapes, charts and tables are native slide objects, so you can change each one in the slide editor or in any app that opens .pptx.
Not to see the sample deck. Generating a deck from your own topic, and opening Docs and Sheets, needs an account.
A topic in one sentence, or notes you paste in. Say which sections you want and who the audience is.
A style sets the colours, fonts and layouts of the whole deck. Pick one from the Style list, or open a use case and press Use this style to start with it chosen.
It depends on your plan. The pricing page lists what each plan includes.
Check them. The AI can get facts and numbers wrong, so read every slide and check each chart against your own data before you present.
Each use case pairs a slide style with a written outline for an example deck. Open one to see its colours, fonts and page plan, then press Use this style.
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