# History

You can find and reuse the previous presentations you've generated in the history view.&#x20;

Only you can see your prompt history. It is not shared with your team.

## View your history

Launch Plus AI in [Google Slides](https://slides.new). (Extensions > Plus AI for Google Slides > New Presentation.)

<figure><img src="/files/sGgX9pEtRdHHl5y0V9lO" alt="A screenshot of launching the Plus AI add-on in Google Slides by going to Extensions, Plus AI for Google Slides, and then New presentation."><figcaption><p>Open the Plus add-on from Google Slides by going to Extensions > Plus AI for Google Slides</p></figcaption></figure>

Click on **History** in the left-hand navigation panel.&#x20;

<figure><img src="/files/RZaRHWVm01jJ4mwydPwP" alt=""><figcaption><p>The history tab in Plus</p></figcaption></figure>

From here you can see:

* The date when you generated the presentation
* The mode you used (i.e., [start from a prompt](/ai-for-presentations/generate-a-presentation/use-a-prompt.md), [text to presentation](/ai-for-presentations/generate-a-presentation/upload-a-file.md), or [slide by slide](/ai-for-presentations/generate-a-presentation/slide-by-slide.md))
* A preview of the prompt you used

For every presentation in your history, you can:

* **Open.** This opens the link to the Google Slides file where you used Plus AI to generate this presentation in a new tab. Note that if you edited or deleted the slides after generating them, you cannot restore them. This simply opens that file.
* **Reuse.** This launches the presentation generator with the same prompt(s) and settings filled in, which you can then edit, just like when generating a brand new presentation. You can also click reuse to see what you prompt you used without proceeding to the "generate" step.


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```

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