Chronicle capabilities

Chronicle can generate images for slides using third-party AI image models, with more advanced models available on higher tiers.

Chronicle's AI organizes content into a deliberate storytelling sequence so the audience always knows where the presentation is heading.

Chronicle generates a complete, professionally designed presentation from raw input — rough notes, an outline, a typed prompt, or an existing file — handling layout, structure, and visuals automatically.

Chronicle applies a team's brand guidelines — fonts, colors, and visual rules — across presentations so every deck stays on-brand, with custom theming available on higher tiers.

Users refine generated decks with instructional AI commands, and higher tiers add agentic AI workflows that can carry out multi-step editing tasks across a presentation.

Chronicle decks can be exported to PDF and to PowerPoint for continued editing, or shared as a web link.

Chronicle lets users embed live, interactive content from hundreds of external tools directly into slides, turning each embed into an in-context part of the presentation instead of a link out.

Chronicle is sold on a freemium, per-user model with four published tiers plus a request-only Enterprise option; paid tiers are gated primarily by monthly AI token allotments and feature unlocks.

Present Mode gives the presenter live control over how a deck is revealed, using cursor-based highlighting and deep-zoom interactions to direct audience attention.

Chronicle offers an API that lets developers generate presentations programmatically from raw content and embed deck generation into their own products.

Teams can edit and review Chronicle presentations together in real time, with shared workspaces and permission management, plus invited guest editors.

Chronicle provides a library of AI-structured, professionally designed presentation templates spanning many business use cases, with template-saving on higher tiers.

Chronicle decks can be shared as a live website link, and that link tracks views and engagement so presenters can see who looked at the deck and which slides held attention.