What is AI editing?
AI editing lets you improve generated slides by chatting with MOVO. Instead of manually changing every object, you can describe the edit you want and let AI update the slide.
For example:
- "Make this slide more executive-friendly."
- "Turn these bullets into a comparison table."
- "Change the deck to a dark navy style."
- "Add icons to each key point."
Editing scope: single slide vs entire project
Single-slide editing
Use this when one slide needs a targeted change.
Good examples:
- Change only this slide's layout
- Rewrite the headline
- Convert the text into a chart or table
- Add an icon or visual emphasis
Entire-project editing
Use project-wide editing when you want a consistent change across the deck.
Good examples:
- Apply one color palette across all slides
- Make the tone more professional
- Standardize headings and section labels
- Reduce text density across the whole deck
Top 7 common AI edit requests
- Change the style: "Make this look more premium and minimal."
- Reduce text: "Shorten the body copy and keep only the key message."
- Improve layout: "Make the hierarchy clearer."
- Add visuals: "Add relevant icons to each point."
- Create tables: "Turn this into a comparison table."
- Create charts: "Visualize these numbers as a bar chart."
- Adjust audience fit: "Make this version better for investors."
If you do not like the result: undo
AI edits are meant to be exploratory. If an edit does not work, you can undo it and try a different prompt.
A good workflow is:
- Ask for one clear change
- Review the result
- Undo if needed
- Ask again with a more specific prompt
You can still edit directly
AI editing does not replace manual editing. You can still click text, adjust layout, and fine-tune the slide yourself.
Use AI for large structural changes, then use direct editing for final polish.
Key tip: talk to the AI enough
The first generation is just a starting point. Users who get the best results usually edit more, ask more specific follow-up questions, and iterate through several versions.
Next steps
Try AI editing on one slide first. Once you understand the pattern, apply project-wide edits to make the whole deck consistent.
