Presets

Presets require the Pro plan.

Presets allow you and your team to save frequently used prompts and settings to your team library, to save you time when generating new presentations.

Unlike saved context, which is a single set of instructions shared across presentations, you can save different presets for different types of documents, like one for a client proposal deck and another for a customer business review.

Accessing your preset library

In the Google Slides or PowerPoint add-in, open the New presentation window. Click on Presets.

Presets are shared across your team. Anyone can create, edit, and use them.

Creating a preset

You can create a preset directly from the preset library or from your History.

From your preset library, click Create new preset, select a mode, and then add your prompts, instructions, and settings. Give your preset a name and click save.

How to create a preset in Plus AI from scratch

From your prompt history, click the Save button next to one of your previously generated presentations to create a preset. You can edit your prompts, instructions, and settings. Then give your preset a name and click save.

Create a preset from a presentation in your history by clicking "Save"

You can come back to the preset library to edit the preset at any time.

Editing and deleting presets

Anyone on the team can update and delete presets from the preset library.

How do presets work with custom context?

Both presets and saved context allow you (and your team) to save content for reuse with Plus AI. There's no hard or fast rule for when to use each.

We recommend using saved context for instructions that Plus AI should always keep in mind, like information about your company or a preferred writing style. Every team has exactly one set of custom instructions.

We recommend using presets to save specific types of presentations that you make frequently, like one for a client proposal, another for a business review. You can create as many presets as you would like.

You do not need to repeat the information saved in your custom instructions in your presets. When you configure a preset, you can specify whether your custom instructions should be included or not.