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# Create your first presentation
Create, review, refine, and export a Decky presentation.
Create a branded presentation from a plain-language request, then refine and export it.
Start from Decky Home to describe the presentation you want, choose a theme, and add context
### How to do it
1. Open **Decky Home** and start a new presentation.
2. Describe the presentation type, audience, goal, and important context.
3. Select your company brand or a Theme, when available.
4. Add relevant files or data when they contain needed details.
5. Generate the presentation and review every slide.
6. Ask Decky to revise the content, design, or individual slides.
7. Export the finished deck to PowerPoint or Google Slides.
### Tips
* Start with the goal, such as securing approval or preparing a customer review.
* Add source material for facts, customer details, or current metrics.
* Exported PowerPoint and Google Slides files remain editable.
### Related articles
* [Create a presentation](/decky-docs/plans-billing/create-a-presentation.md)
* [Write a better presentation prompt](/decky-docs/plans-billing/write-a-better-presentation-prompt.md)
* [Export your presentation](/decky-docs/plans-billing/export-your-presentation.md)
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