# Launch posts

## LinkedIn

Turning a written brief into a slide deck usually means starting from a blank page.

This walkthrough shows a simpler way to do it with Claude.

In the video, you’ll see the full flow for first-time users: attach a brief with the plus button, describe the deck you want, and send the prompt. Claude then builds a six-slide deck from the brief, covering the problem, launch offer, and metrics.

From there, the video shows how to export the deck as a PDF or PowerPoint, save the file, and keep the deck open in the viewer so it’s ready to present.

It also covers rehearsal: open the present menu, start the slideshow, and fine-tune each slide’s transition in the side panel.

If you want a practical look at how to go from brief to presentation without rebuilding everything by hand, this is a useful one to watch.

Watch the video to see how to make a PowerPoint with Claude. #Claude #Presentations #HowTo

## X

From written brief to slide deck.

This video shows how to use Claude to attach a brief, generate a six-slide deck, export it as PDF or PowerPoint, and rehearse the presentation. Watch the walkthrough. #Claude #HowTo

## Blog: How to make a PowerPoint with Claude

## Turn a brief into a deck

If you’re starting with a written brief and need to turn it into a presentation, this video walks through the process in Claude from start to finish.

It’s a practical, first-time-user explainer focused on one job: making a slide deck from a brief, then getting it ready to present.

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## What the video shows

The walkthrough begins by attaching a brief using the plus button. From there, the next step is to describe the deck you want and send the prompt.

Claude then builds a six-slide deck based on the brief. In the example shown, the deck covers the story from the problem through to the launch offer and metrics, giving you a structured starting point instead of a blank slide.

## Export and save your deck

Once the deck is generated, the video shows how to open the download menu and export the file as either a PDF or a PowerPoint. After confirming with save file, the presentation is saved while the deck remains open in the viewer.

That means you can move straight from creation to review without losing your place.

## Rehearse before you present

The final part of the walkthrough covers presentation prep. To rehearse, open the present menu and start the slideshow. The video also shows how to fine-tune each slide’s transition in the side panel.

For anyone using Claude to create presentation materials for the first time, this gives a clear view of the full workflow: brief, generate, export, save, and present.

## Watch the walkthrough

If you want to see how a written brief becomes a deck in Claude, watch the video and follow the steps for your next presentation.