Frequently Asked Questions
Our FAQ answers a lot of questions for new users and AI power users alike. If you’re just getting started with LetsGo Slides, we recommend reading our Getting Started Guide first.
Features and Functionality
What types of presentations can LetsGo Slides create?
At LetsGo Labs our goal is to maximize your creativity using the apps millions of people already use everyday. LetsGo Slides is great for work presentations, but you’ll quickly see how you can do so much more. With LetsGo Slides, you can brainstorm with AI, compile research, create original graphics and pictures, or even create a how-to guide. All from within the same application. Our users constantly surprise us with new use cases like creating a cookbook or using the real-time information feature to create daily news briefings and market intelligence reports.
How can I use the slides that I create?
You might want to use your slides as a standard presentation, but LetsGo Slides lets you do so much more. Have you ever made a slide that deserved to be its own meme? You can export a single slide as a graphic. Tired of weird text showing up in AI generated images? Now you can get an AI generated image and have full control of the text without having to learn how to use a graphic design app. Creating a lot of event flyers? Give it a spin in LetsGo Slides!
Can I import content and have it create a presentation based on it?
LetsGo Slides focuses on presentation creation with AI. You can copy content from other sources to edit or supplement the presentation you are working on to your heart’s delight, but the AI can’t build a presentation by importing a document you’ve already created.
Can I edit the content the AI creates?
Absolutely! We encourage you to edit, update and refine the content to create the presentation of your dreams. Just remember that images are removed from storage after your trial finishes.
Can it create charts and graphs?
At this time, LetsGo Slides can’t create charts or graphs but you can use the Chart functionality offered with Google Slides™ or copy and paste a chart created in another tool into your presentation.
What AI Models does LetsGo Labs use?
At this time, LetsGo Labs uses Google’s AI models.
We are currently experimenting with content from other models like OpenAI and Anthropic.
Pricing
Why isn’t there a subscription plan?
At this time we don’t have a subscription plan. Our “pay as you go” model spares you from yet another subscription you have to keep track of, and also ties the price to usage. The cost of AI processing is considerable, so we opt to charge based on usage in a way that is more fair and transparent. We may offer other pricing models in the future, but so far users have appreciated a new pricing model for AI tools.
How do the credits work in the $25 pack?
Every new account gets a free trial license, which includes 100 credits.
When you buy a $25 starter pack license, you get 1,000 credits, and these are added to any left-over images/texts from your free trial.
You can buy additional starter packs at any time. Depending on the type of image or text you create with AI, it will use between 1 and 5 credits. This is because certain content is more expensive to create with AI. You’ll see a real-time credits counter at the top of the LetsGo Slides sidebar, so you know exactly how many credits you have remaining.
Privacy
Is my data safe?
LetsGo Slides works entirely within the Google Cloud Platform™, without any external dependencies or sharing of information. We respect your existing security permissions and do not train any AI models with your data. This is a key advantage of using LetsGo Slides over other services that use your information to train their systems. With LetsGo Slides, all your information stays within the Google Cloud Platform™ ecosystem.
Lets Go Slides uses information in your title slide and other slides to create text and images. To improve performance, some data is cached (for up to six hours), then destroyed.
Your content is not stored, or shared with any third parties. Images you create are stored in a public cloud storage “bucket” where they can be shared, used or exported. You can remove images at any time, and they will be permanently removed from storage after your trial finishes.
Read our Privacy Policy here
AI Guidelines
Can I trust the results?
AI excels at automating tasks, analyzing datasets, and identifying patterns, but lacks the nuanced judgement, creativity, and ethical reasoning of humans. AI also makes mistakes, so we recommend you double check everything it creates. Critical thinking helps bridge this gap, ensuring that AI outputs are contextualized, questioned, and applied effectively.
LetsGo Slides improves the accuracy of the content AI produces by using internet search to research your content, then using AI to format the research as slides. Any facts presented are provided with citations (in the speaker notes), that links to the fact source. LetsGo Slides also includes a Fact Check feature that analyzes the facts and assertions presented on a slide, and checks the accuracy against credible sources.
Why do I get error messages that say the content can not be displayed?
AI models have rules limiting them from creating certain types of content or responding to certain prompts. When you get an error message like this, it means the AI interprets your request as a request for it to do something it is not allowed to do, and blocks you from seeing the results (this is known as “Responsible AI”). Sometimes you can try again, sometimes you need to make changes to your content before creating text or images.
Here are some of the rules that our current models must follow:
No pornographic or offensive images
No images that involve copyrighted content
No hate-speech, dangerous or abusive content
If you try to create content that Google prohibits, you will be presented with an error. The error message is preventative, and does not affect you from trying again. You can attempt the same operation again, or adjust your content before trying again. You will be charged the credits it took to generate the image or content, even when the action is blocked. You can check out Google’s generative AI policy here