Slidesgo AI presentation maker review (2026): is it free, do you have to credit Slidesgo, and how it scores against Canva and NOXI

Disclosure: NOXI publishes this page and is one of the tools scored. That's why the rules, weights and the source of every cell are printed, along with where NOXI loses points. Every Slidesgo and Canva fact below comes from the vendor's own pages, opened on 29 October 2026.

Slidesgo is a template site first. Its home page offers "Free Google Slides themes and Powerpoint templates", its pricing page lists "30,000+ templates", and the AI presentation maker sits on top of that library [1][2]. This review answers the questions searchers ask most from Slidesgo's own pages, then scores the AI maker against Canva on the rules we use for every presentation tool.

Totals out of 100 on rubric P, documented capability, official pages opened on 29 October 2026; Slidesgo prices as shown in euros, Canva's in a US view. The per-criterion table with sources is further down.

Who should pick what

• If you want a designer template to fill in yourself → Slidesgo, because its pricing page lists "30,000+ templates" for PowerPoint and Google Slides, and a free account downloads 3 a month [1].
• If you want a low-cost paid plan for templates and AI decks → Slidesgo Premium, because it shows €29.99 a year (€2.50 a month), up to 150 AI generations a month and "No attribution required" [1].
• If you teach and want lesson plans and quizzes beside your slides → Slidesgo's AI tools, because its AI page lists a Lesson Plan Generator, a Quiz Maker and an Exit Ticket Generator [5].
• If you design more than slides, in Arabic too → Canva, because its translate tool can "Mirror page to match text direction" for right-to-left languages and its free plan includes AI uses every month [9][10].
• If you want web-published decks with a free start → Gamma, because new free users get 400 credits once, and it scored 83 on the same rules on 27 October 2026 [11].
• If you want the AI to research, build and edit the whole deck, then download an editable PowerPoint free → NOXI, because prompt-started decks research the web first and slides with figures carry a source line [16].

Key numbers

Is Slidesgo AI free? What its pricing page says

Slidesgo's AI presentation maker is free for 3 AI-generated presentations a month, and the same free account downloads 3 templates a month; you must be logged in for either [1]. The AI maker's FAQ agrees: "You can create up to 3 free presentations every month" [2].

Prices as shown in euros on 29 October 2026; your local page may show another currency or tax.

Is Slidesgo free for students and teachers?

Students and teachers get the same free plan as everyone: 3 AI presentations and 3 downloads a month, credits slide kept. The pricing page offers "special prices for Educative institutions such as Schools, Districts or Universities" through a contact form; we found no individual student or teacher discount on the pages we opened [1].

Is Slidesgo not free anymore?

Slidesgo is still free to start, with limits. Its home page description reads "100% Free for any use", while the pricing page sets 3 downloads and 3 AI decks a month and the FAQ requires the credits slide [1][3]. Where a vendor's pages disagree, the pricing page decides.

Can I get Slidesgo Premium free?

The official routes are the Free plan, a paid Premium subscription, or an institution offer through Slidesgo's contact form [1]. Downloader sites and shared logins are outside Slidesgo's rules: its FAQ forbids redistributing its content or offering its templates for download elsewhere [3].

Freepik and Slidesgo: who runs it?

Slidesgo is operated by Freepik Company, S.L.U., of Málaga, Spain, as its terms state [4]. Its AI presentation maker counts against Slidesgo's own monthly limits, so a search for a "Freepik AI presentation maker" leads to the tool reviewed here.

Do I have to credit Slidesgo? The credits slide on free templates

Yes, if you are a free user. Slidesgo's FAQ says: "If you are a free user, you must attribute Slidesgo by keeping the slide where the credits appear" [3]. You may change everything else in the template; the FAQ adds that you are "required to keep the slide where the credits appear" unless you are a Premium user [3].

Slidesgo's terms (May 2024) put it in legal form: users must not remove "any attribution section which may have been generated by the Website", in editable or non-editable files, unless a licence allows it [4]. A free user who puts a Slidesgo infographic into another deck must "include credits somewhere in your slides" [3].

Do AI-generated Slidesgo decks carry the credits slide?

No page we opened says. The AI FAQ says you need no licence to use AI-generated content; the general FAQ says free users keep the credits slide; the AI maker builds on Slidesgo's own themes [2][3][5]. Rubric P therefore treats a free AI deck as a badged export (P1 4, P6 4) and prints 63 for the opposite reading below. Free users: check the last slides of a download before sending it.

How we compared Slidesgo, Canva and NOXI

All three tools were scored on documented capability with rubric P: seven criteria, one written rule each, applied the same way to every row. We re-applied the rules of our AI presentation tools ranking on 29 October 2026; the ranking's method section has the full anchors [12]. Every Slidesgo and Canva cell was re-opened on its official page today.

Only official pages count, for every row; in-app screens and code strings do not, for NOXI either. That rule decides Slidesgo's editing cell.

Update since the 11 October ranking. Our AI presentation tools ranking, checked on 11 October 2026, scored Slidesgo AI 49 (cells 4, 2, 1, 2, 2, 4, 2). Re-reading Slidesgo's pages on 29 October 2026 for this review, three cells move up one step: research 1 → 2, because the AI maker builds a deck from one attached file; import 2 → 3, for PDF and Word files up to 25 MB; and languages 2 → 3, for the AI Translator ("into any language") [2][6]. Weighted, that is +3, +3 and +2 points: 49 + 3 + 3 + 2 = 57. Export, editing, free plan and where it runs are unchanged. The ranking page keeps its dated 11 October figure.

The scored table: NOXI 98, Canva 80, Slidesgo 57

NOXI scores 98, Canva 80 and Slidesgo's AI Presentation Maker 57 out of 100 on the seven rules. NOXI scores highest on these seven rules; Slidesgo leads Canva on one rule, export, and trails it on the other six.

(v) marks a cell that rests on a reading of the vendor's pages; its alternative total is printed below.

The arithmetic, row by row

Each weighted score is the rating divided by 5, times the criterion's weight; the totals are the sums of the seven weighted scores.

Where the gaps come from

Canva − Slidesgo = 23 points: editing +8 (16 vs 8), import +6 (15 vs 9), right-to-left +4 (10 vs 6), where it runs +4 (8 vs 4), sources +3 (9 vs 6) and the free plan +2 (10 vs 8), against export −4 (12 vs 16). Check: 8 + 6 + 4 + 4 + 3 + 2 − 4 = 23, and 80 − 57 = 23. Slidesgo leads Canva on export because Slidesgo calls its PPTX "fully editable" while Canva documents that its PPTX may look different in PowerPoint [2][7].

NOXI − Slidesgo = 41 points: editing +12 (20 vs 8), sources +9 (15 vs 6), import +6 (15 vs 9), export +4 (20 vs 16), right-to-left +4 (10 vs 6), where it runs +4 (8 vs 4) and the free plan +2 (10 vs 8). Check: 12 + 9 + 6 + 4 + 4 + 4 + 2 = 41, and 98 − 57 = 41.

NOXI − Canva = 18 points: export +8, sources +6 and editing +4 (8 + 6 + 4 = 18); Canva ties NOXI on the other four rules.

What would change the result

• Slidesgo 65 if its product's own interface strings ("Rewrite slide", "Rewrite text") count as documentation of slide-level and element-level AI edits (P2 4): 285 + 40 = 325, ÷ 5 = 65.
• Slidesgo 63 if the credits slide is not read as a badge on AI decks (P1 5 and P6 5): 285 + 20 + 10 = 315, ÷ 5 = 63.
• Slidesgo 71 with both readings above: 355 ÷ 5 = 71.
• Slidesgo 61 if the "Slidesgo for Google Slides" template add-on counts as running inside Google Slides (P7 4): 305 ÷ 5 = 61.
• Slidesgo 75 with all three readings: 375 ÷ 5 = 75, still below Canva's 80.
• Canva 78 if page mirroring is not read as right-to-left layout (P5 4); Canva 76 if the pricing page's "Export designs as PDF, JPG, PNG" row is read as the full free export list (P6 3).
• NOXI 89 for a deck started from an attached file, because research and source lines are off by default then (P3 2: 490 − 45 = 445, ÷ 5 = 89); NOXI 94 without the connector and the ChatGPT plugin (P7 2).

No reading moves the order: Slidesgo's highest alternative, 75, stays below Canva's lowest, 76.

What is Slidesgo? A template site first, with AI on top

Slidesgo is a library of designer-made presentation templates for Google Slides and PowerPoint, run by Freepik Company, with an AI presentation maker and a set of AI tools added to it. Its pricing page headline is "Designer-made templates, powered by AI", and its AI page says more than 70 million people use Slidesgo (its own figure) [1][2].

Most people arrive at Slidesgo for a template: a thesis defence, a lesson, a pitch. The library is the product's real strength, and our rubric does not score it; it scores what the AI maker documents. Slidesgo's own template counts differ from page to page (the pricing page says "30,000+", the pricing benefits block "+15000 Premium"), so this review cites the pricing page each time [1].

For readers who mainly want a free template site rather than an AI maker, our guide to the best free AI presentation maker compares what each free plan really allows.

Making a deck with the Slidesgo AI presentation maker

The Slidesgo AI presentation maker turns a short description, or one attached file, into a deck in four steps its page names: think of your topic, personalise, pick a style, download the result [2]. The page's own advice is to give the topic, the audience and the tone: "the better the AI can shape the slides to fit your needs" [2].

1. Log in. A free account is needed to generate and to upload files: "Log in for free to use AI and upload files" [2].
2. Describe the deck. Type the topic, who it is for and how it should feel. Optionally attach one file: "Attach one file (.pdf, .docx, or .txt), max 25 MB" [2].
3. Pick a length and a style. Lengths are Short (7–9 slides), Informative (9–12) and Detailed (12–16); the style comes from "a wide range of templates—from clean and minimal to bold and expressive" [2].
4. Personalise and download. "Adjust the tone, refine the content, and fine-tune visuals", then "click Download now to get it in PPTX format" [2].

Two limits shape the result: no page we opened describes web research or source lines (P3 is 2), and "the option to upload your own images isn't available" yet [2].

Can Slidesgo make a presentation from a PDF?

Yes. Attach one PDF of up to 25 MB to the AI presentation maker and it builds a deck from it; Slidesgo also lists a separate AI PDF to PPT Converter among its AI tools [2][5]. Word (.docx) and text files work the same way. Excel, CSV, PowerPoint and image files are not in the maker's documented list, which is why import scores 3.

Editing and export: is the Slidesgo AI presentation editable?

Yes, as Slidesgo describes it: the downloaded PPTX is "fully editable and compatible with tools like PowerPoint, Google Slides, and Figma" [2]. PPTX is the only export format today; the page says "We're working on adding more format options in the future" [2].

Slidesgo's page documents one AI editing level, the whole deck ("Adjust the tone, refine the content"), plus manual changes to "text, colors, layouts, and more" [2]. Inside the editor, its AI Translator can "Instantly translate your slides into any language" in one click [6]. Slidesgo's product code also contains "Rewrite slide" and "Rewrite text" labels, but no help page we opened describes them; our rule counts official pages only, so editing scores 2, and the 65 alternative above shows what those buttons would be worth.

Does Slidesgo work with PowerPoint and Google Slides?

Yes, both. The AI maker downloads a PPTX that opens in PowerPoint and that Google Slides can open from Drive [2]. Templates download as Google Slides copies or PowerPoint files: the FAQ's "Copy the presentation" saves a template to your Google Drive, and "Download this template" then "PowerPoint" saves a file [3]. The "Slidesgo for Google Slides" add-on inserts template slides inside Google Slides; it does not run the AI maker there [3].

Slidesgo for teachers: lesson plans, quizzes and exit tickets

Slidesgo is built with classrooms in mind: its AI page lists a Lesson Plan Generator ("Just choose your grade and subject, then describe your topic"), a Quiz Maker, an Exit Ticket Generator and an Icebreaker Generator next to the presentation maker [5]. Premium adds Slidesclass, described as "teacher-verified, ready-to-teach lessons" [1].

Slidesgo lists student-privacy commitments on its own AI page, including data-protection rules for minors [5]. Its AI FAQ asks users to "Always disclose when content is fully or partially AI-generated", which is good practice for any classroom deck [5].

For a teacher, 3 AI decks a month is the main limit. Our ranking of AI presentation tools for teachers compares classroom tools on the same terms.

Slidesgo vs Canva

On the same seven rules Canva scores 80 and Slidesgo's AI maker 57. Canva leads on editing depth, import, right-to-left layout, where it runs, research and its free plan; Slidesgo leads on export, because it calls its PPTX "fully editable" while Canva warns its PPTX may look different in PowerPoint [2][7].

Pick Slidesgo for a good-looking template you will write yourself, or when €29.99 a year is the budget. Pick Canva when you also design posts, documents or video, need a Brand Kit, or work in Arabic. Our NOXI vs Canva comparison scores Canva against NOXI in more depth, and our Canva alternatives ranking scores ten tools against Canva on the same rules.

Slidesgo or Canva for students?

For three AI decks a month or fewer, with the credits slide kept, Slidesgo Free covers the job. Canva Free counts its allowance differently, as up to 20 AI uses a month rather than a number of decks [10].

Slidesgo vs Gamma and NOXI

Gamma scored 83 on the same seven rules when we re-opened its pages on 27 October 2026, 26 points above Slidesgo; NOXI scores 98. Gamma gives new free users 400 credits once, puts a "Made by Gamma" badge on free PDF and PPTX exports, and costs $9 a seat a month billed annually for Plus [11].

Slidesgo gives you a designer template and leaves the writing to you; Gamma builds web-first decks you share as links; NOXI researches, builds and edits the whole deck. For the wider field of tools that work like Google Slides, see our ranking of Google Slides alternatives; for another template-friendly AI maker with a Google Slides add-on, our MagicSlides review scores it on the same rules.

What these rules don't measure

Rubric P scores Slidesgo's AI maker, not Slidesgo, and several of Slidesgo's best qualities sit outside it.

• The template library. Slidesgo's designer-made templates ("30,000+" on its pricing page) for Google Slides and PowerPoint are its core product and are not scored [1].
• Design quality. How good a theme looks, how consistent its layouts are and how well it fits a school or business audience is taste, and no rule here measures it, for any tool.
• Price. Slidesgo Premium costs €2.50 a month billed annually (€29.99 a year) for templates and AI decks together; P6 scores only the free plan [1].
• Teacher tools. Lesson plans, quizzes, exit tickets, icebreakers and Slidesclass lessons are outside rubric P [1][5].
• The Google Slides add-on. Inserting template slides inside Google Slides is a real convenience; P7 counts only an AI maker running inside the host app (61 on the other reading).
• Canva's suite. Canva's whole visual suite, brand kits and education plan go far beyond slides, and the rubric scores only its presentation features.
• Output quality, speed and accuracy. Not measured for anyone, nor how often a tool invents a figure. Neither are accessibility, comments and review, or privacy terms.

The fair test is your own: make the same deck in each tool and compare the files you would actually present.

Worked example: six decks a month on a student budget

A student who needs six decks a month gets three from Slidesgo Free and all six from a free NOXI account (150 of 1,000 credits), so she pays neither €29.99 a year for Slidesgo Premium nor US$144 for Canva Pro.

Step 1: what each plan covers in a month

Step 2: which decks go where

The 4 seminar decks start from a prompt, so NOXI researches each topic and puts a source line on slides with figures: 4 × 25 = 100 credits. The 2 club decks use Match reference with the deck Hannah designed: 2 × 25 = 50 credits; they start from an attached file, so web research is off by default, which suits club news. Total 150, leaving 850.

Step 3: where Slidesgo still helps

Hannah keeps her free Slidesgo account to browse looks and download up to 3 templates a month; when she presents one, she keeps its credits slide, as the free plan requires.

Step 4: the decision

Over a year, 6 × 12 = 72 decks: Slidesgo Free would cover 3 × 12 = 36, 50%; NOXI covers all 72 for 72 × 25 = 1,800 of 12 × 1,000 = 12,000 credits, 15%. She spends 0 instead of €29.99 or US$144, and downloads her decks as editable PowerPoint files with real text boxes. Review date: 1 February 2027.

Where NOXI fits

NOXI is our pick for a researched, fully designed deck that you edit by chat and download free as an editable PowerPoint, with source lines on slides with figures in decks started from a prompt, and right-to-left slides for Arabic. It builds the whole deck from a topic, a brief or a file.

Describe your topic and NOXI builds the full deck; you can review the outline first or generate straight away. NOXI adds images where a slide needs one. With Match reference, upload any PowerPoint, PDF or image and NOXI designs the new deck in that style.

NOXI is also a plugin in ChatGPT's plugin directory: open Plugins in the ChatGPT sidebar, search NOXI, select Install plugin and then Connect, sign in to NOXI, and type @NOXI in a chat to ask for a deck. OpenAI says installing or using a plugin "depends on your plan, workspace, role, region" [14]. Our NOXI ChatGPT plugin post has the details.

NOXI's privacy policy, last updated on 20 September 2026, says: "We do not use your presentations, prompts, or uploaded files to train or fine-tune AI models" [15].

Three prompts for a NOXI deck

Build it: a new deck in your own style with NOXI's Match reference

To make a new deck in a look you already have, choose Match reference under More on NOXI's Home screen, upload the reference deck, describe the new deck, then edit it and download an editable PowerPoint or a PDF. One flow, six steps:

Slidesgo AI presentation maker: FAQ

Is Slidesgo free?

Yes, with limits. On 29 October 2026 Slidesgo's pricing page gives a free account 3 template downloads and 3 AI-generated presentations a month, and free users must keep the slide where Slidesgo's credits appear. You need an account and must be logged in. Premium lifts both limits to up to 150 a month.

Is Slidesgo AI free?

Slidesgo's AI presentation maker is free for up to 3 presentations a month on a free, logged-in account, as its pricing page and its AI page said on 29 October 2026. More decks need Slidesgo Premium, which allows up to 150 AI generations a month for €2.50 a month billed annually.

How much is Slidesgo Premium?

Slidesgo Premium costs €4.99 a month, or €2.50 a month billed annually as €29.99 a year, as its pricing page showed in euros on 29 October 2026, with "VAT and local taxes may apply". It includes the full 30,000+ template library, up to 150 AI decks a month and no attribution.

Do I have to credit Slidesgo?

Yes, if you are a free user. Slidesgo's FAQ says free users must attribute Slidesgo by keeping the slide where the credits appear, and its terms forbid removing that attribution section. Premium users don't need to credit Slidesgo. These rules were on Slidesgo's FAQ, terms and pricing pages on 29 October 2026.

Can I edit Slidesgo AI presentations in PowerPoint?

Yes. Slidesgo's AI presentation maker downloads a PPTX file that Slidesgo calls fully editable and compatible with PowerPoint, Google Slides and Figma, according to its page on 29 October 2026. PPTX is the only export format today. Free users should check whether the downloaded deck includes the credits slide before sharing it.

Can Slidesgo make a presentation from a PDF?

Yes. Slidesgo's AI presentation maker accepts one attached file per deck, a PDF, Word document or text file of up to 25 MB, and builds the slides from it, per its page on 29 October 2026. It does not accept your own images yet. Slidesgo also lists a separate AI PDF to PPT Converter.

Is Slidesgo better than Canva?

For AI deck-making, Canva scores 80 and Slidesgo's AI maker 57 on our seven printed rules, checked on 29 October 2026. Slidesgo leads on export, with a PPTX it calls fully editable; Canva leads on editing, import, research, right-to-left layout, where it runs and its free plan. For a designer template you fill in yourself, Slidesgo's library is built for that job.

Is Slidesgo good for teachers?

Yes, especially for templates and classroom tools. On 29 October 2026 Slidesgo listed a Lesson Plan Generator, Quiz Maker, Exit Ticket Generator and, on Premium, teacher-verified Slidesclass lessons. Teachers get the same free plan as everyone, 3 AI decks a month, and schools can ask Slidesgo for special institution prices.

Is Slidesgo free for students?

Students use Slidesgo's standard free plan: 3 AI presentations and 3 template downloads a month, keeping the credits slide, per its pricing page on 29 October 2026. We found no individual student discount; Slidesgo offers special prices to schools and universities through its contact form. Premium costs €29.99 a year.

How is NOXI different from Slidesgo?

On seven printed rules checked on 29 October 2026, NOXI scores 98 and Slidesgo's AI maker 57. NOXI researches decks started from a prompt with source lines on slides, edits one slide, one element or the whole deck by chat, and gives 1,000 free credits a month. Slidesgo's strength is its designer template library.

Sources & methodology

Every Slidesgo and Canva fact comes from the vendor's own pricing pages, help pages, FAQs and terms, opened without signing in on 29 October 2026. NOXI's cells rest on NOXI's product documentation and its public pages. The score rows are copied from our shared rubric P table (checked 29 October 2026): documented capability, not a hands-on test. Hannah Lee is fictional; every calculation was checked twice. All sources were checked on 29 October 2026.

• [1] Free: "AI-generated presentations per month 3", "Slidesgo template downloads per month 3"; Premium footnote "a limit of 150 AI generations per month established for security reasons" (and 150 downloads); "Access to the full Slidesgo library of 30,000+ templates"; "No attribution required"; "4.99 €", "2.50 € /month", "29.99 € billed annually. VAT and local taxes may apply."; "Up to 1000 users"; "You'll need to create an account and be logged in"; special prices for "Educative institutions"; "Designer-made templates, powered by AI" — Slidesgo, Pricing; home page title "Free Google Slides themes and Powerpoint templates" and description "100% Free for any use" — Slidesgo, Home. Checked 29 October 2026.
• [2] "click Download now to get it in PPTX format. It's fully editable and compatible with tools like PowerPoint, Google Slides, and Figma"; "We're working on adding more format options"; "You can create up to 3 free presentations every month"; "Adjust the tone, refine the content"; "adjusting text, colors, layouts"; "Attach one file (.pdf, .docx, or .txt), max 25 MB"; "Log in for free to use AI and upload files"; "the option to upload your own images isn't available"; lengths 7–9, 9–12, 12–16 slides; "Join 70M+ other Slidesgo users" — Slidesgo, AI Presentation Maker. Checked 29 October 2026.
• [3] "If you are a free user, you must attribute Slidesgo by keeping the slide where the credits appear"; "required to keep the slide where the credits appear … unless you are a Premium user"; infographics: "include credits somewhere in your slides"; "free to use our templates for both personal and commercial purposes", no sublicensing, selling or redistribution; Keynote "compatible with PowerPoint presentations"; Google Slides "Copy the presentation"; "Slidesgo for Google Slides" add-on from the Google Workspace Marketplace — Slidesgo, FAQs. Checked 29 October 2026.
• [4] Terms of use (May 2024): operated by Freepik Company, S.L.U., Málaga; section 7.4 Attribution: not to remove "any attribution section which may have been generated by the Website" unless a licence allows it — Slidesgo, Terms & Conditions. Checked 29 October 2026.
• [5] AI tools: AI PDF to PPT Converter, AI Lesson Plan Generator ("choose your grade and subject"), AI Quiz Maker, AI Exit Ticket Generator, AI Icebreaker Generator; FAQ: "You do not need to license Slidesgo to use AI-generated content"; "Always disclose when content is fully or partially AI-generated"; "share the content in a non-editable format for professional purposes"; Premium "you don't need to attribute"; data-protection commitments for minors — Slidesgo, AI tools. Checked 29 October 2026.
• [6] AI Translator: "Instantly translate your slides into any language" — Slidesgo, Slideshow maker. Checked 29 October 2026.
• [7] PPTX downloads "may look different when opened in Microsoft Powerpoint" — Canva Help, Download file types; imports: .pptx and .docx 300 MB, PDF 300 MB and 500 pages, .xlsx and .csv 100 MB, images under 50 MB — Canva Help, Upload formats and requirements. Checked 29 October 2026.
• [8] Canva AI: "design element changes", "refining your whole design", "select and apply a Brand Kit"; "Use Web Research in Canva AI" — Canva Help, Using Canva AI. Checked 29 October 2026.
• [9] "Mirror page to match text direction to support right-to-left languages" — Canva Help, Translate designs. Checked 29 October 2026.
• [10] Canva Free: "Up to 20 uses" of AI tools, resetting monthly; presentations included; "Canva AI connectors" listed among new features; Pro "US$144 /year for one person" (US view; a UAE browser showed dirhams) — Canva, Pricing. Checked 29 October 2026.
• [11] Gamma: "Each new Free user receives 400 credits when initially signing up" — Gamma Help 7834324; "'Made by Gamma' badge appears on PDF and PPTX exports" — Gamma Help 8022861; Plus $9 a seat a month billed annually ($12 monthly) — Gamma pricing. Gamma's rubric P row (83) from our shared table, re-opened 27 October 2026. Checked 29 October 2026.
• [12] Rubric P anchors and weights — NOXI, AI presentation tools ranking, method. Rules re-applied 29 October 2026; the ranking's 11 October edition listed Slidesgo AI at 49 (cells 4, 2, 1, 2, 2, 4, 2). Gamma's 83 comes from our 27 October 2026 rubric P table.
• [13] "Every assistant connects to the same address": https://mcp.noxi.ai/mcp; sign in to NOXI to connect — NOXI, Connect NOXI to your AI assistant. Checked 29 October 2026.
• [14] NOXI listing in ChatGPT's plugin directory (NOXI · AI presentation maker, Install plugin), published 26 October 2026 — ChatGPT, NOXI plugin; "Go to Plugins on the sidebar", "Select Install plugin", installing or using one "depends on your plan, workspace, role, region" — OpenAI Help, Plugins in ChatGPT. Checked 29 October 2026.
• [15] "We do not use your presentations, prompts, or uploaded files to train or fine-tune AI models" (last updated 20 September 2026) — NOXI, Privacy Policy. Checked 29 October 2026.
• [16] NOXI free plan: 1,000 credits at signup, reset to 1,000 on the 1st of each month; a full deck uses about 25 credits; no card and no watermark; editable .pptx with real text boxes and embedded fonts; inputs PDF, Word, Excel or CSV, PowerPoint and images up to 200 MB per file; research and source lines for prompt-started decks; right-to-left slides; Match reference — NOXI product documentation (audit of 2 October 2026), the basis of NOXI's cells. Checked 29 October 2026.

Like a look but need the AI to write the deck? Upload it to NOXI with Match reference, describe the new deck, and download it free as an editable PowerPoint or a PDF.