How it works

From QR scan to a slide for every person.

Seven steps, each one a single click or scan. You need a laptop with a web browser, and your attendees need only a phone camera.

Watch the 60-second demo

The steps

  1. Step 1: Create your account

    Sign up with your email or with Google. Everything runs in your browser. If you later copy a deck to Google Slides, we ask only for Google’s drive.file permission, which limits us to files LiveSlide.Pro creates.

  2. Step 2: Create a session

    Give your session a title, such as “AI in Your Course: Spring Faculty Workshop.” Then choose the look: Design it for me lets the AI design director match the deck to your topic, or I’ll choose opens ten designs and ten color palettes with live previews. Click Create session.

  3. Step 3: Open the projector window

    You land in the presenter console. Click Open projector window, drag it onto the room display and press F for full screen. The first slide shows a large QR code, a short join link and code, and the names and headcount of people as they join.

  4. Step 4: People scan and answer

    Attendees scan with their phone camera. A single web page asks for their name and “What do you want to get out of today?”, plus a consent checkbox. Their role, experience level, and biggest challenge are optional. When you turn on follow-up emails, they can also tick “Email me my follow-up” and leave an address. No app, no account.

  5. Step 5: Start presenting

    When the room is settled, press Next. LiveSlide.Pro reads the room: a live word cloud of what people asked for, the top themes, personas and an agenda reshaped for this room. Each person’s slides fill in as they finish: their goal reframed as a question, a short mini-lesson, three things to try, a prompt they can copy, and one action for the next 24 hours. Late arrivals keep joining from the QR, and their slides join the deck while you stay on the slide you are on.

  6. Step 6: Present

    Your laptop shows the presenter console: your notes, the next slide, a timer and the room’s headcount, in sync with the projector. Arrow keys, USB clickers and the phone remote all move the deck, and points reveal one click at a time. Attendees can follow along on their own phones and copy their prompt. In a big room, the roster view lets you spotlight one person at a time. Whenever you like, Download PowerPoint, Save offline copy, Print or save as PDF, or Copy to Google Slides.

  7. Step 7: Send follow-ups and wrap up

    At the end, click Send follow-ups & close session. Every attendee gets their own link with a recap, three prompts tied to their goal, a short workflow, one responsible-use caution, and a 7-day action plan. People who asked for email receive it in their inbox.

Rehearse first with pretend attendees

Nervous about the first run? From your dashboard, click Practice with 3 sample people. Three sample attendees join, and you can start presenting their deck, try the presenter notes, and see their follow-up pages, all before a real audience is in the room.

Bring your own slides

Add your opening and closing slides around the room’s personal ones: type them, import a PowerPoint file or a Google Slides link, or let AI draft them from your topic. They take on your deck’s design automatically.

Built so you never get stuck

Three safety nets under every session.

1. A slide for everyone, always

If one person's slide cannot be written, a welcome card with their name takes its place. The room never sees a blank slide.

2. A deck that is always ready

The browser deck shows every slide that is ready and keeps checking for new ones if the connection drops. Save offline copy keeps a single HTML file of the deck on your laptop for venues with unreliable Wi-Fi.

3. Nothing lost if AI slows down

If the AI service is busy mid-workshop, a quiet banner tells you so. Submissions keep arriving, and slides fill in the moment it recovers.

What happens to attendee answers

Answers are used to write each person's slide and follow-up. The text is sent to OpenAI to generate that content. Submissions are anonymized 30 days after the session ends by default, and you can do it sooner from the session settings. IP addresses are stored only as one-way hashes. Read the privacy policy for the full detail.

Run your first session free.

LiveSlide.Pro is free while we're in beta. Founding presenters keep $29/month when billing starts, and we email 14 days before any charge.

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