Presentations.AI launches white-label deck API

What did Presentations.AI launch on November 1?

Presentations.AI announced a white-label presentation generation API on November 1 that lets partners create branded slide decks programmatically and receive editable files back in minutes. The launch targets software platforms, agencies and AI agents, according to The AI Landscape, and Presentations.AI says its REST API generates professional decks in 30 seconds.

The company’s API page says the system accepts JSON, CSV, text or structured parameters as inputs, along with optional context such as audience, tone and template preference. Presentations.AI says it can turn those inputs into presentations, charts and visualizations, then return either a presentation URL or file download link.

What file formats and editing options does the API support?

The API is built around editable slide output, with Presentations.AI listing Microsoft PowerPoint as fully editable and also offering PDF, HTML and JSON output formats. In its workflow description, the company says the API can return PPTX, PDF and a shareable web link, while The AI Landscape reported that output can also include native editable PowerPoint or Google Slides, plus PDF, PNG, JPEG, HTML and JSON.

That editable workflow matters for product teams and agencies because the generated files do not need to stay in a locked export format. The AI Landscape reported that decks can be revised in PowerPoint after generation, including edits to text, shapes and other supported elements.

Presentations.AI also says the API can organize generated presentations by folder, tag, team or project, and search and retrieve them through the API. For teams with recurring customer work, that makes the product more than a one-off deck generator: it also functions as a system for storing and managing output.

How does the pricing and credit model work?

Presentations.AI says each slide costs 10 credits, which works out to $0.10 per slide based on the launch pricing reported by The AI Landscape. That launch report says the advertised rate drops to $0.05 per slide for three months under the introductory offer.

The API page lists three monthly packages: Starter with 2,000 credits, Growth with 6,000 credits and Scale with 30,000 credits. Enterprise pricing is custom, and the company says volume discounts apply automatically. The AI Landscape also reported that monthly API packages start at $49 and that credits do not roll over between billing periods.

Presentations.AI says the free tier includes 10 presentations per month with no credit card required, according to its API page. It also says failed generations are automatically retried three times over 120 seconds, and no credits are charged if the request still fails after those retries.

What controls and integrations does Presentations.AI offer?

Presentations.AI says white-labeling is available on Growth tier and above, where customers can remove Presentations.AI branding and automatically apply their own logo, colors, fonts and styling. The AI Landscape reported that the white-label output is available at the Growth tier and above, with pricing on request.

The API page says the product supports API key management, OAuth 2.0, role-based access controls and audit logs. Presentations.AI also says customer data is not used to train AI models and is deleted after generation, and that the product is SOC 2 Type II certified and compliant with GDPR and CCPA.

For integrations, Presentations.AI lists Salesforce, HubSpot, Google Sheets, Zapier and Make.com as production connections, with Slack and Notion in beta. The API page also gives a corporate address in Singapore and links to developer documentation at api.presentations.ai/docs.

Presentations.AI says more than 12 million users create presentations on its platform, according to its own API page and as reported by The AI Landscape. The launch adds a developer-facing product to a platform that already positions itself as a large presentation tool, while keeping the API focused on branded, editable output rather than static exports.