OpenAI has quietly added the last piece of the “office trio” set in ChatGPT – the Slides tool. When the company launched ChatGPT Space last month, it announced Pages, Slides, and Sheets at the same time. At that time, only Pages was presented first, with a statement that the latter two would be available “later”. Several weeks have passed, and this delayed feature is finally revealed.
The usage is quite straightforward: users can ask ChatGPT to generate a presentation directly based on a conversation, an uploaded file, or even just a outline. If it’s too troublesome, they can choose from various built-in templates. More importantly, it has collaboration features—after the presentation is completed, it can be sent directly to the team like Google Slides. Invited people can edit and modify the content in real time on the same screen, and leave comments. You can also command ChatGPT to adjust the slides automatically based on feedback from colleagues.
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The finished product isn’t locked inside ChatGPT. It can be opened directly in PowerPoint or Google Slides, and it can be exported as a PDF or .pptx file with just one click, effectively integrating the AI-generated draft seamlessly into the existing office workflow.
However, this door isn’t accessible to everyone. Slides belongs to ChatGPT Space, and the Space is currently available only to three packages: Pro, Business, and Enterprise. Naturally, Slides is also unlocked for these three types of users—that is, you can use it by sending a message to the AI like “Create ChatGPT slides based on a file / conversation”. As for ChatGPT Plus users, who have the widest coverage, they are still excluded from this access. In the competition among major companies to move AI from “question-answering” to “doing your work for you,” OpenAI has already seized enterprise-level collaboration scenarios. However, free and low-cost upgrade options are still pending further development.