Plus AI
4/5 GreatAI decks that stay inside Google Slides (or PowerPoint) and your existing template
- Pricing
- No free plan (7-day trial); Basic $15/mo ($10/mo annual); Pro $25/mo ($20/mo annual); Team $40/mo ($30/mo annual); Enterprise custom
- Last verified
- Jul 21, 2026
What it is
Plus AI is an add-on that runs inside Google Slides and Google Docs (and has a PowerPoint version), rather than being a separate app you export out of. You generate or rewrite slides from a prompt or an uploaded doc, and the output lands directly in a native Slides file — same theme, same master, same place your team already comments and collaborates. For a PM whose whole company lives in Google Workspace, that “no export step” property is the entire pitch.
Our verdict
The right choice when the deck has to open in Google Slides and match a template your design team already built. Because it edits native slides, you skip the round-trip cleanup that separate-app tools force on you, and its “rewrite this slide” and “remix layout” tools are genuinely useful for tightening a deck you already started. Team-level plans let you upload your own templates so generation respects your brand from the first draft.
Where it falls short: there’s no permanent free plan — after a 7-day trial that requires a card, you’re paying, and the good stuff (document uploads, custom templates) sits behind the Pro and Team tiers. The raw text-to-deck first draft is also a notch behind Gamma’s on structure; Plus AI shines more as an editor of existing Slides than as a from-scratch generator.
Get value in 10 minutes
- Install Plus AI for Google Slides from the Workspace Marketplace and open a blank deck built on your company template.
- Open the Plus AI panel → New presentation from text and paste your update or PRD summary.
- Pick your existing template layout so generation inherits your brand, then prompt: “One point per slide, keep my metrics verbatim, use the template’s existing layouts only.”
- Use Rewrite on any slide that’s too dense to cut it to a single headline plus three bullets. The file is already a shareable Slides link — no export needed.