> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://decky.gitbook.io/decky-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://decky.gitbook.io/decky-docs/plans-billing/edit-a-presentation-with-chat.md).
# Edit a presentation with chat
Ask Decky to refine your presentation after generation.
Use chat to revise a generated presentation without creating a new one.
### How to do it
1. Open the generated presentation.
2. Tell Decky what you want to change.
3. Describe the desired result clearly.
4. Review the revised presentation.
5. Continue the conversation until the deck is ready.
### Tips
* Ask Decky to change content, structure, tone, or design.
* Use specific requests, such as “Replace the visual on slide 6.”
* Target one slide when the rest of the deck is correct.
### Related articles
* [Edit a specific slide](/decky-docs/plans-billing/edit-a-specific-slide.md)
* [My presentation doesn't look right](/decky-docs/troubleshooting/my-presentation-doesnt-look-right.md)
* [My presentation content is incorrect](/decky-docs/troubleshooting/my-presentation-content-is-incorrect.md)
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