Connect PPT.AI MCP

Create and manage presentations in your AI workspace. Choose your assistant and connect PPT.AI to get started.

Connect in ChatGPT

Use a custom MCP connection with OAuth. Setup by your workspace administrator and PPT.AI is required; a public one-click connection is not available yet.

Open the setup guide

How to connect

Ask your workspace administrator to add the MCP server URL and select OAuth. Arrange client registration with PPT.AI before signing in with your paid API account.
Reload the connection, allow the tools you need and run the read-only check below.

OAuth

PPT.AI must register the client and its exact callback URL first. Use the issued OAuth client credentials, not your Api-Secret. Availability depends on your ChatGPT workspace permissions.

Read the API docs ↗

For paid developer API accounts. Website and App subscriptions are separate.

Connect in Gemini CLI

Create and manage presentations from Gemini CLI with your API account. This setup is for the command-line client, not the Gemini web chat.

Open the setup guide

How to connect

Merge this entry into ~/.gemini/settings.json. Restart Gemini CLI and run /mcp to check the connection.
Use your paid API account’s secret. Replace YOUR_API_SECRET, or enter it in VS Code’s private input. Keep the real value out of shared files.
Reload the connection, allow the tools you need and run the read-only check below.

~/.gemini/settings.json

{
    "mcpServers": {
        "ppt-ai-api": {
            "httpUrl": "https://developer.ppt.ai/api/mcp",
            "headers": {
                "Api-Secret": "YOUR_API_SECRET"
            }
        }
    }
}

For paid developer API accounts. Website and App subscriptions are separate.

Connect in Claude Code

Choose a client with remote MCP and custom header support. Add your own API merchant secret, then enable the PPT.AI tools.

Open the setup guide

How to connect

Merge this entry into your project’s .mcp.json. Open Claude Code and check the server with /mcp.
Use your paid API account’s secret. Replace YOUR_API_SECRET, or enter it in VS Code’s private input. Keep the real value out of shared files.
Reload the connection, allow the tools you need and run the read-only check below.

.mcp.json

{
    "mcpServers": {
        "ppt-ai-api": {
            "type": "http",
            "url": "https://developer.ppt.ai/api/mcp",
            "headers": {
                "Api-Secret": "YOUR_API_SECRET"
            }
        }
    }
}

For paid developer API accounts. Website and App subscriptions are separate.

Connect in Cursor

Choose a client with remote MCP and custom header support. Add your own API merchant secret, then enable the PPT.AI tools.

Open the setup guide

How to connect

Merge this entry into .cursor/mcp.json, then open Tools & MCP in Cursor settings.
Use your paid API account’s secret. Replace YOUR_API_SECRET, or enter it in VS Code’s private input. Keep the real value out of shared files.
Reload the connection, allow the tools you need and run the read-only check below.

.cursor/mcp.json

{
    "mcpServers": {
        "ppt-ai-api": {
            "url": "https://developer.ppt.ai/api/mcp",
            "headers": {
                "Api-Secret": "YOUR_API_SECRET"
            }
        }
    }
}

For paid developer API accounts. Website and App subscriptions are separate.

Connect in VS Code

Choose a client with remote MCP and custom header support. Add your own API merchant secret, then enable the PPT.AI tools.

Open the setup guide

How to connect

Merge this configuration into .vscode/mcp.json. Start the server and enable its tools in your agent session.
Use your paid API account’s secret. Replace YOUR_API_SECRET, or enter it in VS Code’s private input. Keep the real value out of shared files.
Reload the connection, allow the tools you need and run the read-only check below.

.vscode/mcp.json

{
    "inputs": [
        {
            "type": "promptString",
            "id": "pptAiApiSecret",
            "description": "PPT.AI API merchant secret",
            "password": true
        }
    ],
    "servers": {
        "ppt-ai-api": {
            "type": "http",
            "url": "https://developer.ppt.ai/api/mcp",
            "headers": {
                "Api-Secret": "${input:pptAiApiSecret}"
            }
        }
    }
}

For paid developer API accounts. Website and App subscriptions are separate.

Use a compatible MCP client

Choose a client with remote MCP and custom header support. Add your own API merchant secret, then enable the PPT.AI tools.

Open the setup guide

How to connect

Add a remote Streamable HTTP server with the URL and header below. Adapt these fields to your client’s configuration format.
Use your paid API account’s secret. Replace YOUR_API_SECRET, or enter it in VS Code’s private input. Keep the real value out of shared files.
Reload the connection, allow the tools you need and run the read-only check below.

Streamable HTTP

{
    "url": "https://developer.ppt.ai/api/mcp",
    "headers": {
        "Api-Secret": "YOUR_API_SECRET"
    },
    "transport": "streamable-http"
}

For paid developer API accounts. Website and App subscriptions are separate.

MCP server URLhttps://developer.ppt.ai/api/mcp

These examples use Api-Secret. Browser OAuth is reserved for registered clients; a server URL alone does not enable sign-in in every assistant.

Start with a free check

Show my PPT.AI API balance and available slide options. Do not generate, edit, delete or spend credits.

Example workflow

Plan an eight-slide launch deck. Let me review the outline before generating.

create_slides

advance_slides

Review the outline, choose a template, then confirm generation.

23 presentation toolsStandard · Professional · CreativePPTX · PDF · PNG · HTML

Make it yours

Start with a brief. Keep the conversation.

Give your assistant a goal, an audience and the material to work from. Review the plan before approving paid generation or changes.

Turn a brief into a deck

Work from text or a public webpage in Standard mode, or build a Professional or Creative session around your topic.

How to Use PPT AI — Example workflow
Prepare a product launch deck for our sales team. First show the available modes and prices, then draft an outline for my review.

Refine the story

For Professional and Creative decks, revise the outline, edit a page or choose another template in the same conversation.

Export and move on

Export Professional or Creative decks as PPTX, PDF, PNG or HTML. Standard decks have their own download tool.

The toolkit

23 tools. From first idea to final file.

Your assistant can follow the whole workflow or handle one task. Expand a group to see the exact tool names.

Know your balance

Read your developer API credits and check the outcome of a previous write request.

View tools (2)

get_api_account
get_operation

Build Standard decks

Explore templates, create a source task, draft content, generate a PPT and find your previous downloads.

View tools (8)

get_ppt_options
list_ppt_templates
create_ppt_task
generate_ppt_content
generate_ppt
list_ppts
get_ppt
download_ppt

Create with more direction

Explore models and templates, answer the brief, review the outline and advance to Professional or Creative generation.

View tools (4)

get_slide_options
list_slide_templates
create_slides
advance_slides

Change what matters

Revise Professional or Creative content through chat, or regenerate the finished deck with another template.

View tools (2)

chat_slides
retheme_slides

Keep work in order

Find your sessions, follow progress, retry failed stages, stop a running task or permanently delete your own session.

View tools (5)

list_slides
get_slides
retry_slides
stop_slides
delete_slides

Take your slides with you

Read a slide’s HTML or export a finished Professional or Creative deck, including editable PPTX.

View tools (2)

get_slide_page
export_slides

Your API account

One account. Your own work.

MCP uses the developer API you already pay for. It follows your merchant account’s permissions, credit balance and existing generation prices.

Explore developer API access

Only your API merchant’s presentations are accessible.
Queries do not spend generation credits. Standard generation costs 10 API credits; other modes use current API pricing.
Confirm paid changes and permanent deletion before your assistant proceeds.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Who can use PPT.AI MCP?

An active merchant account with a paid API purchase. Ordinary website or App subscriptions, top-ups and free credits do not grant MCP access.

Do I need a separate server?

No. Connect a compatible remote MCP client to the hosted HTTPS endpoint using your merchant Api-Secret. Client availability and workspace permissions vary.

When are API credits charged?

Standard PPT generation costs 10 API credits. Professional and Creative generation and paid edits follow current API prices. Review options and costs first; MCP does not use website credits.

Can I upload a file through MCP?

This MCP version starts from text, a public webpage URL or a topic. File and custom template uploads remain in the existing REST API.

What happens if a request takes longer?

Poll the session for progress. For an uncertain write, check its operation receipt and reuse the same request_id and arguments when retrying. Do not create a new paid request just because it timed out.

What can I download?

Download Standard PPTs with their download tool. Professional and Creative exports support PPTX, PDF, PNG and HTML. Export links expire after five minutes; a pending response means keep polling.

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Bring your next presentation into the conversation.

Connect your API account, check your options and start with a brief worth presenting.

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