Turn a topic into a presentation with a purpose. MiniMax Code helps structure the story, select supporting evidence, and refine slides and speaker notes for the audience in front of you.
Choose a sample or describe your audience-focused presentation, then continue in MiniMax Code.
Sample prompts
Illustrative examples for different work scenarios. Use a prompt as a starting brief, then adapt it to verified source material and requirements.
Build the narrative around the audience's questions, not just a list of slide topics.
Audience Strategy
Clarify prior knowledge, attention limits, and desired action before choosing slide content. State whether you want to teach, persuade, report progress, or ask for a decision, and set a realistic speaking time.
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Story & Evidence
Sequence claims, examples, data, and transitions so each section supports the presentation purpose. Give each slide one main idea and connect the sections with transitions that explain why the next point matters.
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Delivery Practice
Review pacing, notes, accessibility, and likely questions before presenting to a real audience. Keep detailed explanations in speaker notes, check visual contrast, and rehearse the story within the allotted time. Provide approved brand colors and a template if available, and check that layout consistency supports the story rather than competing with it.
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A workflow comparison, not a performance benchmark. You still review key facts and the final result.
Start with a focused brief, create a reviewable draft, and validate the result before delivery.
Define the audience, setting, time limit, existing knowledge, and desired outcome.
Organize the opening, key ideas, evidence, transitions, and closing into a coherent flow.
Create concise slide content, visual guidance, and speaker notes that complement rather than repeat one another.
Check timing, readability, accessibility, evidence, and likely questions, then revise the presentation.
What to prepare, where the work happens, and what still needs review.
