MyPresenter AI products

Choose the right AI presentation setup

Start with the Interactive Slide Show to turn a PDF into a narrated presentation with live Q&A. Add a custom 3D avatar or timed media only when your presentation needs them.

Bring

A finished PDF

Export PowerPoint or Keynote to PDF before uploading.

Create

Editable narration and Q&A

Review the page-by-page script and knowledge base before publishing.

Share

One browser link

Viewers can watch and ask questions without installing an app.

Start with the core. Add only what you need.

The Interactive Slide Show is the foundation. The 3D Avatar changes who presents it. The Media Library controls which extra visuals appear and when.

Compare the three parts of the workflow

See what each part needs, what it adds, and whether it can be used on its own.

Core workflow

Interactive Slide Show

What it does
Turns a PDF deck into a narrated presentation with live Q&A.
What you bring
A PDF of your slides. Export from PowerPoint or Keynote first.
What you get
Editable page-by-page narration and a Q&A knowledge base built from your content.
Language and voice
Narration can be edited and regenerated in 20+ languages, with multiple voices and emotions.
Where it fits
The core workflow for courses, product introductions, training, and other finished decks.
Can it stand alone?
Yes. This is the foundation for the other two parts.

Optional presenter

Real-Time Interactive 3D Avatar

What it does
Adds a customizable 3D presenter that lip-syncs in real time.
What you bring
One front-facing photo. No video or modeling equipment.
What you get
A 3D digital human in about 15 seconds, with a hairstyle and clothing you can change.
Language and voice
Presents and responds in multiple languages, with real-time lip-sync.
Where it fits
An optional presenter for a more recognizable or reusable on-screen character.
Can it stand alone?
No. You choose the avatar inside an Interactive Slide Show.

Optional media layer

Media Library

What it does
Adds images, videos, and 3D models at specific points in the narration.
What you bring
JPG or PNG images, MP4, MOV, or WebM video, or an OBJ model with a JPG or PNG texture.
What you get
Your own assets placed on slides and timed to words or phrases in the narration.
Language and voice
Works with any narration language because timing is connected to the narration text.
Where it fits
An optional visual layer when the PDF does not contain every image, video, or 3D object you need.
Can it stand alone?
No. Media assets are placed on slides and timed to their narration.
MyPresenter AI presenting an interactive slide show with live audience Q&A

Core workflow

Interactive Slide Show

Start here when your finished deck needs editable narration and live Q&A.

Upload a PDF. MyPresenter AI creates editable narration for each page and a Q&A knowledge base from your content. You can review the wording, choose a voice, and regenerate the narration in 20+ languages.

Publish the presentation as a web link. A digital presenter delivers the slides, and viewers can ask questions. Answers are grounded in the knowledge base built from your uploaded material.

  • Input: a PDF (export PowerPoint or Keynote to PDF first)
  • Narration and knowledge base generated from your own file
  • Page-level Q&A with reference answers and required questions
See how the Interactive Slide Show works
Animated 3D avatar presenting and lip-syncing in real time in MyPresenter AI

Optional layer

Real-Time Interactive 3D Avatar

Add this when you want a reusable 3D presenter based on your appearance.

Upload one front-facing photo. About 15 seconds later you have a 3D digital human built from it: no video, no equipment, no modeling skills. From there you pick the hairstyle and clothing, adjust the appearance until it looks right, and save it for future presentations.

During a presentation, the avatar explains your content, answers questions, lip-syncs in real time, and responds in multiple languages.

See how the 3D avatar is built
Uploading images, video, and 3D models to the MyPresenter AI media library

Optional layer

Media Library

Add this when extra visuals need to appear at a specific point in the narration.

The Media Library is a private asset store on your account, sorted automatically by media type. What separates it from dropping a picture onto a slide is the timing. You select a range of words in the narration and drag to set the interval, and the asset appears exactly when the presenter reaches those words. You can pin it to a single word, mid-sentence if that's where it belongs.

Drag an asset anywhere on a slide and it auto-fits to the display zone. You can stack or sequence several on one slide, and they work with a digital presenter on screen or with voiceover only. Everything stays private to your account; shared team libraries are not available yet.

  • Images (JPG, PNG), video (MP4, MOV, WebM), 3D models (OBJ with a JPG or PNG texture)
  • OBJ up to 50MB, texture up to 20MB
See how media timing works

See two example setups

These examples show how the products can work together. Use only the parts your presentation needs.

Example: a reusable course presentation

  1. 1Upload the course PDF, then review the page-by-page narration and Q&A knowledge base.
  2. 2Choose a ready-made presenter or create a 3D avatar. Add a diagram or 3D model only if the lesson needs it.
  3. 3Publish one link so students can watch the lesson and ask questions based on the course material.

Example: a self-guided product introduction

  1. 1Upload the product PDF and review the narration and knowledge base generated from it.
  2. 2Add product photos or an OBJ model, then connect each asset to the relevant part of the narration.
  3. 3Choose a presenter and share the published link. Viewers can ask questions based on the material you provided.

Products and plans are separate decisions

You do not buy each product as a separate plan. Plan limits control how much content you can process and whether you can create a customizable presenter. Check the pricing page for current limits and credits.

Compare current plans

Choosing your setup: FAQ

Turn your finished deck into an interactive presentation

Upload a PDF, create editable narration and Q&A, then add an avatar or timed media if the presentation needs them.