6 of the 13 presentations tools we list have a public API, confirmed on their own website. Here they are side by side.
Listed alphabetically. A tool is ranked by its reviews once it has 3.
| Tool | Reviews | Lowest paid plan | Free plan | Free trial | Public API | Runs on | Main features |
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GammaGamma is the visual communication platform for presentations, documents, and more, with an expert AI agent. | ReviewsNone yetWrite one for Gamma | Lowest paid planNot confirmed | Free planYes | Free trialNot confirmed | Public APIYes | Runs onNot confirmed | Main features
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| Google SlidesCreate and deliver impactful presentations in your browser, from anywhere, with no installation required. | ReviewsNone yetWrite one for Google Slides | Lowest paid planNot confirmed | Free planNot confirmed | Free trialNot confirmed | Public APIYes | Runs onWeb, iOS | Main features
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PitchA collaborative presentation platform for teams that want to create and share presentations. | ReviewsNone yetWrite one for Pitch | Lowest paid plan$10per month, paying yearlyPlus, as of November 13, 2026 | Free planYes | Free trialNot confirmed | Public APIYes | Runs onMobile apps | Main features
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| ReviewsNone yetWrite one for Plus AI | Lowest paid plan$10per user per month, billed annuallyBasic, as of November 13, 2026 | Free planNot confirmed | Free trialNot confirmed | Public APIYes | Runs onGoogle Slides, PowerPoint | Main features
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PowtoonBuild business-ready branded videos and presentations in minutes, for any need, in any style. | ReviewsNone yetWrite one for Powtoon | Lowest paid plan$8per month, billed yearlyEducation, as of November 14, 2026 | Free planYes | Free trialNot confirmed | Public APIYes | Runs onWeb | Main features
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StorydocPlatform to create, manage and scale interactive AI-powered presentations and business documents. | ReviewsNone yetWrite one for Storydoc | Lowest paid planNot confirmed | Free planNot confirmed | Free trial14 days | Public APIYes | Runs onNot confirmed | Main features
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From each tool's own website. “Not confirmed” means we couldn't confirm it there, not that the tool doesn't have it. Each tool's page says when its facts were checked.
A tool is listed here only when we've confirmed on its own website that it has a public API. Tools we couldn't confirm it for are left out, even if they may have it. Vendors can't pay for a place on this list. Add a tool we missed