Build Lecture Slides While You Teach, Not Before

The tool is designed for pre-built sessions, not live in-room generation. The best workflow is to build the lecture deck before class, then present from the saved deck in the classroom. The pre-session approach also gives you time to review and edit the output before students see it.

Talkpitch generates content slides, not interactive elements. For interactive moments, create a transition slide by speaking the prompt during your session ('Discussion: [question]' or 'Activity: [what to do]'). The AI generates a slide for it. The actual interaction happens in the room; Talkpitch provides the visual prompt.

For subjects where diagrams, equations, or visual models are central, Talkpitch handles the narrative structure and you add the visual elements during editing. Some disciplines require more post-session editing than others; the time savings on structure are still significant even if visuals need manual addition.

Yes. The same workflow applies: students speak through their argument or research, the AI generates a slide structure. Students typically need 2-3 sessions to get a clean deck. It's a good forcing function for oral fluency — you can't build a coherent Talkpitch deck if you don't actually understand the material well enough to explain it out loud.

The free tier includes 50 AI credits per month — enough for 2-3 full lecture sessions. For regular use (weekly lectures or training sessions), the Standard plan at $9/month includes 1,000 credits.