In AI Deck mode the script is the webinar. Each line of the script becomes its own slide, so short punchy lines make strong slides.
Two ways to get a script:
- Write or paste your own. Put each idea on its own line. Any line longer than about 150 characters is split automatically at sentence boundaries so nothing overflows a slide. The Talk button beside the script box lets you dictate instead of typing, in browsers that support speech recognition, such as Chrome, Edge and Safari.
- Let AI draft it. Click Write with AI, enter your topic, who it is for and what you sell at the end, and pick a target length. The choices run from a 2 minute quick test through 10, 20, 30, 45, 60 and 90 minutes. The structure fits the time you chose: a short script gets a hook, a teaching point, an offer and a close, while the longer ones add a story, more teaching points, a transition and a pitch. It is written as spoken narration with one idea per line and lands in the script box for you to edit. This step needs an AI key connected on the AI screen.
Base it on your own sales page:
In the same box you can paste your sales page copy, or paste its web address and press Fetch page. The AI then writes from your real promises, proof and offer wording instead of inventing generic ones. With a page pasted in you do not even need to type a topic. Your topic, audience, offer and source material are saved with the webinar, so they are still there when you come back.
Building everything in one go:
The same box has a Build my whole webinar button that goes beyond the script. See Building A Whole Webinar With AI.
Building the slides:
Click Build Slides. Your slides appear as editable cards, with a section rail above them showing how the deck is grouped. On each card you can:
- Edit the slide text and see the preview update
- Move a slide up or down with the arrows
- Delete a slide with the cross
- Add an image idea and generate a picture for that slide, or upload your own
Rebuilding replaces your slides:
Clicking Build Slides again rebuilds the whole deck from the script box and replaces the current slides, so the plugin asks you to confirm first. For small changes, edit the individual slide cards instead of rebuilding.
Saving:
The editor tracks unsaved changes and warns you if you try to leave the page with work outstanding. Click Save Webinar when you are happy. The save is deliberately careful: it will not overwrite an existing deck with an empty one, and invalid data is ignored rather than written over good data.
Slide count and length:
The Slides panel shows how many slides you have and, once narration exists, roughly how many minutes the finished webinar runs.