AI Prompts for ChatGPT for Presentations

I need to give a presentation to [AUDIENCE] about [TOPIC]. The goal is to [INFORM / PERSUADE / INSPIRE / GET APPROVAL FOR]. What is the one thing the audience must walk away believing or deciding?

Create a structure for a [X]-slide presentation on [TOPIC] for [AUDIENCE]. The goal: [DESCRIBE GOAL]. Give me the section titles and what each section accomplishes.

Write the narrative arc for a presentation about [TOPIC]. Create a story structure: where is the audience now (situation), what is the problem (complication), what changes, and what is the new world (resolution)?

I'm presenting to [DESCRIBE AUDIENCE: VP OF SALES / TECHNICAL TEAM / BOARD OF DIRECTORS]. What do they care most about, what questions will they ask, and how should I frame my content for them?

Should this presentation be a [SLIDE DECK / DOCUMENT / LIVE DEMO / WHITEBOARD SESSION]? I have [X MINUTES] and the context is [DESCRIBE: ALL-HANDS, INVESTOR MEETING, CLIENT PITCH, TRAINING SESSION].

Write the opening for my presentation on [TOPIC]. I need: a title slide idea, a hook for my opening words, and the transition to the problem or opportunity I'm addressing.

Write an agenda slide for my presentation on [TOPIC] covering these sections: [LIST SECTIONS]. Keep it brief and frame each section in terms of what the audience will learn.

Write 2-3 slide content bullets for the problem section of my presentation on [TOPIC]. Make the problem feel real and urgent for [AUDIENCE] without being dramatic.

Write slide content for the solution section of my presentation: [DESCRIBE YOUR SOLUTION]. For each slide, give me: the headline (benefit-first), 3 supporting bullets, and a visual idea.

Write the closing slides for my presentation on [TOPIC]. Include: a one-slide summary of key points, a clear call-to-action, and the transition to Q&A or next steps.

Simplify the text on this slide: [PASTE SLIDE CONTENT]. A slide should have a clear headline (not a title) and 3 or fewer bullet points. Cut anything the presenter should say, not show.

Rewrite these slide titles as insight-driven headlines: [PASTE CURRENT TITLES]. Each headline should communicate the point of the slide, not just the topic.

I want to add data to support this claim: [DESCRIBE THE CLAIM]. What types of statistics, studies, or evidence would be most compelling for [AUDIENCE]? How should I visualize the data?

Review this slide outline for narrative flow: [PASTE SLIDE TITLES]. Does each slide build logically on the last? Where are there gaps or unnecessary tangents?

Give me design recommendations for a presentation to [AUDIENCE] on [TOPIC]. Cover: color palette, font choices, slide density, image style, and how to make data slides readable.

Write speaker notes for this slide: [PASTE SLIDE CONTENT]. Notes should be what I say, not what is on the slide. Include: transitions, elaborations, and natural pauses.

I'm presenting [DESCRIBE TOPIC AND AUDIENCE]. What are the 5-10 hardest questions they might ask? Write concise answers to each, including how to handle pushback.

Write a 1-page summary of my presentation that I can send before or after: [DESCRIBE THE PRESENTATION]. Cover: the core argument, key points, and what I want them to do next.

I expect [AUDIENCE] to push back on [DESCRIBE EXPECTED OBJECTION]. Write a response that acknowledges their concern, provides evidence, and moves the conversation forward.

Write 5 opening lines for a presentation on [TOPIC] to [AUDIENCE]. Make each memorable — a story, a statistic, a provocative question, or a bold claim that sets the tone.