For teachers

Turn your lesson plan into classroom-ready slides

Upload a lesson plan and get courseware that follows your teaching flow — learning goals, key points, warm-up, new content, practice, summary and homework — with visuals pitched at the right grade. Export to PPTX and keep editing your way.

2 credits per slide · AI images included · Export PPTX, PDF or PNG

Sound familiar?

01

Writing everything twice

You already wrote the lesson plan. Rebuilding it slide by slide is pure repetition.

02

Templates that don't fit teaching

Generic templates ignore how a lesson actually flows, so you end up rearranging every page.

03

Visuals for the wrong age

Finding images that suit seven-year-olds, or seventeen-year-olds, can take longer than the lesson itself.

What you get

Courseware organised the way you actually teach: ready for class, and easy to adjust.

Slide structure

  1. Knowledge, skills and attitudes for the lesson, stated clearly

  2. Highlighted so students know what matters most

  3. A question, story or image to spark interest

  4. Concepts broken into clear, visual steps

  5. In-class exercises that match the lesson

  6. A one-slide recap of what was learned

  7. Clear assignments, easy to tier by level

Why it works

Grade-appropriate visuals

Playful for primary school, clean and rigorous for secondary. AI images are included.

Batch a whole unit

Upload a unit, or a whole term, of lesson plans and generate them together.

Your school's template

Apply your school logo, colours and footer to every lesson.

Fully editable PPTX

Open in PowerPoint, WPS or Keynote and adjust anything.

Done in three steps

  1. 1

    Upload your lesson plan

    Paste the text, or upload your lesson plan as a Word document.

  2. 2

    Set the grade and template

    Choose the grade level and slide count, then apply your school's brand template.

  3. 3

    Download and teach

    Export editable PPTX or PDF and walk into class ready.

Frequently asked questions

Get your evenings back

Upload tomorrow's lesson plan and have the courseware ready before your tea goes cold.