Slides that are designed, not just corrected
The HiloIntelligence pane opens inside PowerPoint and works on the open deck: it reads one slide or all of them, designs complete slides that respect your theme, rewrites existing text and writes the speaker notes.
An assistant that genuinely composes the deck
The pane reads the presentation, then produces slides whose text stays editable in PowerPoint.
Read the presentation
A deck overview, one slide and all its shapes, every slide, the current selection, the speaker notes — and the deck's theme, accent colours and fonts included.
Design a slide
The assistant composes the slide and has it rendered: it lands in your deck as native editable text over the designed background, not as a flat image.
Rewrite and restyle
Rewrite a shape's text, change colours, fonts, sizes, alignment and position, alter the background, or revise an already-designed slide through targeted edits.
Diagrams and charts
Insert diagrams (process, timeline, key figures, matrix) and real PowerPoint charts — column, bar, line, pie, doughnut, area — that stay editable.
Speaker notes
Read every slide's notes and rewrite them, so the spoken text follows what the slide actually shows.
Structure and export
Add, duplicate, move or delete slides, group shapes, and export the deck to PDF.
Deployed by your administrators
The add-in is deployed by manifest URL from the Microsoft 365 admin center, then assigned to a group.
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PowerPoint on Windows, Mac and the web
The manifest declares the desktop form factor. Some functions need a recent Office build: on an older one, that tool is simply not offered, without errors.
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One admin-center deployment
Your administrators paste the manifest URL into Integrated apps, then assign it to a group rather than to everyone. Allow 24 to 72 hours for Microsoft-side propagation.
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The same app registration as Outlook
Each add-in deploys separately, but they all reuse the Entra registration already in place for the Outlook add-in. One addition is needed: the PowerPoint taskpane's redirect URI, without which single sign-on fails in PowerPoint on the web.
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Access stays yours
Sign-in uses the person's Microsoft single sign-on, and your administrators decide which groups may use the module.
What the add-in does not do
Assisted design has precise edges, and it is better to know them before the meeting.
- Replacing an existing slide with a designed one clears that slide's speaker notes.
- The design engine uses a fixed font set; a font outside that set is silently substituted.
- At most two generated images per designed slide, and stored visuals expire after 90 days: past that, regenerating gives a different image.
- PDF export and design rendering depend on rendering services. If design rendering is unavailable the assistant says so and falls back to a simpler composition; PDF export has no fallback and fails with an error.
- Visually checking its own slide requires a recent Office build and a model that can see images.
- By default edits apply immediately; turn off auto-apply to confirm each change.
Getting the PowerPoint add-in to your teams
Four steps, done once by your Microsoft 365 administrators. Nothing to install on anyone's machine.
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Copy the manifest URL
It is shown inside your instance under Admin → Settings, with a copy button. It ends in /powerpoint/manifest.xml.
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Open Integrated apps
In the Microsoft 365 admin center: Settings → Integrated apps → Upload custom apps, then “Provide a URL for the manifest”.
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Assign to a group
Rather than to everyone — that is what lets you open the add-in to a pilot team before widening it.
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Let Microsoft propagate
Allow 24 to 72 hours before the button appears in everyone's ribbon. The delay is Microsoft's, not the platform's.
Each add-in deploys separately. For use in PowerPoint on the web, a redirect URI must also be added to your Entra app registration — without it single sign-on fails in the browser while the desktop works. Our team supplies it with the manifest.
Try it on your own files
Create your workspace and deploy the add-in from the Microsoft 365 admin center. Your administrators choose who gets access.