Brainbaby review
A prompt-based deck maker for solo users who want editable slides and export options.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Brainbaby’s presentation maker turns a text prompt into a deck with an outline, written content and slide layouts. It is aimed at solo and small-team users who need a starting point for pitch decks, company presentations, academic work or internal reports. Users can review and edit slide content, add generated visuals and speaker notes, present in a browser, or export to PPTX or PDF. The tool sits inside an all-in-one AI workspace that also includes AI chat and other creative tools, so it may suit people looking beyond slides as well as those focused on presentations.
The deck workflow is the central draw: Brainbaby describes generated presentations as 10–15 slides and can produce charts, diagrams and hero images alongside themes and layout types. This covers more than a bare text outline, while still leaving users room to edit the content. Browser presentation and file export give a choice between sharing or presenting directly and taking a deck into another workflow. The published materials differ on export formats: the presentation page mentions HTML and PDF, while its how-to guide and documentation list PPTX and PDF. Buyers who need a specific export format should check that workflow before relying on it.
Pricing is freemium: the Free plan includes the presentation maker, while Pro adds presentation and video creation plus email integration. Pro+ adds image, video and slide production with priority support; Max is listed at $200 per month and adds high-quality image creation and early access to experimental features. Pro includes a 3-day free trial. For someone creating short decks from prompts, the Free plan and direct export options are a sensible place to start. Users who need document input or established integrations for a presentation workflow may prefer to compare alternatives; email integration appears only as a Pro highlight.
Brainbaby pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Drafts slide outlines, copy, layouts and speaker notes from a prompt
- Generates 10–15-slide decks with charts, diagrams and hero images
- Supports browser presenting and PPTX or PDF export
- Where it doesn't
- Presentation maker is the only feature highlighted on the Free plan
- Pro and Pro+ prices are not specified here
- Runs on the web, with documentation as the listed support channel
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