How to Keep AI-Generated Presentations Fully Editable

An AI-assisted workflow that actually works, so your files are beautiful and functional for clients and colleagues

Camille Holden Camille Holden

In this presentation design video, Camille Holden warns against generating AI slide decks for clients that aren’t easily editable. Instead, she suggests creating your slide deck in your preferred presentation design software, using any native AI assistant—like Copilot—for help.

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This article was last modified on February 23, 2026

This article was first published on January 6, 2026

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