01What Is ChatGPT Slides?

ChatGPT Slides is a new feature inside ChatGPT that lets you build a slide deck in one place. You can create slides, edit them, review them with your team, and present them all without switching apps. OpenAI rolled it out on October 16, 2026, to Pro, Business, and Enterprise users who have space access.

The rollout is slow, so you might not see it right away.

For SEO professionals, this matters because it speeds up the boring part of the job: explaining results to clients. Instead of juggling five tools to write a report, build slides, collect feedback, and export the final file, you do it all in ChatGPT. The goal is to shrink the time you spend on reporting so you can focus on actual SEO work.

02Key Features of ChatGPT Slides

ChatGPT Slides comes with several features designed for teamwork and speed. Here is what you can do:

  • Real-time team collaboration – Your team edits the same report at the same time. No more sending files back and forth or wondering who has the latest version.
  • Direct slide editing – Click on a headline, chart, or image and change it right on the slide. No need to open a separate editor.
  • AI-powered revisions – You can ask ChatGPT to make changes for you, like “make this keyword chart clearer” or “shorten this headline.” Feedback turns into real edits.
  • Present or export – Present your deck inside ChatGPT, or export it to PowerPoint, PDF, or Google Slides with one click.

You can also start from an existing conversation, a file you already have, an outline, or a reference deck whose style you like. This saves time because you do not have to begin from scratch.

03How to Get Started with ChatGPT Slides

Setting up ChatGPT Slides is simple, but there are a few steps to follow:

  1. Make sure you have a Pro, Business, or Enterprise plan with space access. The feature is rolling out slowly, so check back if you do not see it yet.
  2. Open ChatGPT in your browser or desktop app. If you are on Windows and using the desktop version, be aware that some setups might create a regular PowerPoint file instead of the collaborative version. Use the web version or switch to cloud mode if that happens.
  3. Start a new chat or open an existing conversation where you want to create the slides. You can also upload a file, like a previous SEO report or an outline.
  4. Describe the deck you want, or use one of the prompts from this episode. For example, ask for a client pitch or a monthly performance report.
  5. Wait for ChatGPT to generate the slides. Then edit them directly or ask for changes.
  6. When you are done, present in ChatGPT or export to PowerPoint, PDF, or Google Slides.

04Three SEO Workflows with Example Prompts

In this episode, Julian walked through three specific ways to use ChatGPT Slides for SEO work. Each one includes a ready-to-use prompt. Here they are.

Client pitch deck – Use this to win new clients. The prompt is: “Create a ten slide SEO pitch deck for AI Profit Boardroom. Explain our approach, expected timeline, and pricing.

Use a clean design, simple charts, and minimal text per slide.” The result is an editable deck built around real SEO strategy, ready to send or present.

Monthly SEO report – This turns raw data into a client-friendly report. The prompt is: “Create a six slide monthly SEO performance report for AI Profit Boardroom. Turn this ranking and traffic data into simple charts.

Explain what changed, why it changed, and what we’re doing next month. Keep the language simple and don’t exaggerate the results.” You get a clear, honest report with real charts.

Internal strategy deck – Use this to align your team on goals. The prompt is: “Create a five slide SEO strategy deck for AI Profit Boardroom. Outline our focus areas, current challenges, and next steps.

Use bullet points and keep each slide under 50 words.” This helps you plan without getting lost in details.

05Results and Comparisons from the Episode

The episode did not show side-by-side test results, but it did compare the old workflow to the new one. Normally, you write the report, build slides, send it to the client, get feedback, reopen the file, fix the chart, export again, and send again. That loop takes hours every week.

With ChatGPT Slides, that entire loop happens in one place. The host demonstrated that creating a slide deck takes minutes instead of hours. The example prompts produced editable decks with simple charts and minimal text, ready for real use.

The episode also highlighted a potential issue: on Windows desktop with certain setups, you might get a regular PowerPoint file instead of the collaborative version. The workaround is to use the web version or switch to cloud mode. No other comparisons or test numbers were mentioned.

06Tips, Limits, and Mistakes to Avoid

Here are some practical tips from the episode to get the most out of ChatGPT Slides:

  • Keep slides simple – Use clean design, simple charts, and minimal text per slide. This makes reports easier for clients to understand.
  • Do not exaggerate results – Write honest reports. The example prompt specifically says “don’t exaggerate the results” because clients value transparency.
  • Start from what you have – Use existing conversations, files, outlines, or reference decks to speed up creation.
  • Use the web or cloud mode on Windows – Avoid the desktop version if it creates a regular PowerPoint file instead of the collaborative slides version.
  • Remember rollout is slow – If you do not see the feature yet, wait. It is rolling out gradually to Pro, Business, and Enterprise users.

Avoid the mistake of treating this like a magic tool. You still need to review the content and make sure the data is correct. The AI helps with the formatting and revisions, but the final responsibility is yours.

07Who Should Use ChatGPT Slides and Why It Matters

ChatGPT Slides is for anyone who runs an SEO business or sends SEO reports to clients. That includes agencies, freelancers, and in-house SEO teams. If you spend hours building proposals or monthly reports, this tool can save you significant time.

It also matters for solo business owners who need to explain results to a boss or partner. The AI conversation around SEO has mostly been about writing content faster or finding keywords faster. This update focuses on the part nobody talks about: explaining your work to another human being.

That is a real, time-consuming part of SEO, and it just got a little bit faster.

Of course, a beautiful deck only matters if people can find your business online. That is why Julian also mentioned his agency, Goldie Agency, which handles technical SEO, content, and backlinks. He also mentioned a free SEO course with over 260 lessons for beginners, linked in the description.