Slides — Chemistry Lecture Decks from a Prompt

Build a chemistry lecture deck from a prompt, or start from the PowerPoint you already have. Accurate structures, mechanisms, and teaching figures, exported as editable PPTX.

Slides for chemistry teaching

Tomorrow's lecture, drawn correctly.

For instructors, TAs, SI leaders and tutors: animated mechanisms, NMR you can take apart, and editable slide decks with every structure drawn correctly.

Chemistry-accurate structures

NMR spectra and energy diagrams on request

Editable PPTX, yours to keep

Teach the hard parts: mechanisms and NMR

Two tools to use in class, in office hours, or alongside your slides.

Mechanism Lab

Animation: for propene and HBr, a proposed first step that makes a primary cation is rejected, one that makes a secondary cation is accepted, and the second step gives 2-bromopropane. Then, in 3D, hydroxide attacks (R)-2-bromobutane from the back side, bromide leaves, and the carbon inverts.

Have an AI agent propose each step, with chemistry checks on every arrow. Or push the curved arrows yourself, press Play, and assign the mechanism as graded homework.

Open Mechanism Lab →

NMR interpretation

Animation on ethyl acetate in three steps: its three proton environments are colored A blue, B orange and C red; a splitting tree builds the CH3 signal into a 1:2:1 triplet; then the simulated proton spectrum sweeps in with peaks labeled B, C and A.

Signal counts, splitting trees and real TopSpin spectra, so students connect each peak to the protons that make it.

What do you need to teach this week?

Slides fits how each of you teaches. Open this page on a laptop to build a deck.

Instructors

A lecture or exam review with teacher notes, plus an optional deep-dive background deck for your own prep.

TAs & recitation leaders

Worked problems and discussion questions sized for a 50-minute section.

SI leaders & tutors

Step-by-step study decks students can flip through before the exam, with practice prompts.

Building slides needs a bigger canvas

The prompt, your pinned structures, and the deck taking shape are meant to be read side by side. Open this page on a laptop to build it.

Read the organic textbook

What a finished deck looks like

Three of 51 slides from a sample nomenclature unit. Every structure is drawn by RDKit, and every slide stays editable in PowerPoint.

Title slide: Organic Chemistry Nomenclature and Functional Groups, with line-angle structures of ethanol, acetone, acetic acid and benzeneSlide: Number for the lowest locant. Two numbered drawings of 2-methylpentane compare the methyl on C4 (wrong) with the methyl on C2 (right)Slide: Worked example, 3-methylhexane, in three numbered steps beside a structure with the parent chain in blue and the methyl branch in orange

More for your course

Instructor's Aide

A second reader for the decks you build here. Review any slide for chemistry accuracy, clarity and accessibility, and see the teaching strengths worth keeping as well as the problems. Full-deck, learning-objective and rehearsal reviews are coming.

Uses AI Actions — 1 for a selected-slide review, 5 for a full-deck, alignment, or rehearsal review. Included with Premium and Professional subscriptions and administrator accounts. The one-time 2,000-slide Course Prep package includes deck creation and export but does not include Instructor's Aide.