The IT Home page is stamped 2026/10/20 14:23:55. The judgment first: Slides is inside ChatGPT, and Plus cannot use it. The page says OpenAI released ChatGPT Space last month, with Pages, Slides, and Sheets. The company said at the time that Slides and Sheets would come later. A few weeks on, Slides is live in ChatGPT. The page does not date “last month” or count the weeks.
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The plans that can use it are in the second half. ChatGPT Slides is open to Pro, Business, and Enterprise. A user who has access starts by telling the assistant what to do. The example on the page is to create a ChatGPT deck from a file or a conversation. ChatGPT Plus cannot use it now. The reason is in the same passage: Slides is part of ChatGPT Space, and Space is limited to Pro, Business, and Enterprise. The page does not say when Plus will get it.
[1]The feature list comes from a post by the official ChatGPT account on X, not from a test in this article. A user can ask ChatGPT to build a deck from a conversation, an uploaded file, or an outline, or pick one of several built-in templates. There is no template list and no count. After that, the deck can be shared with a team the way a Google Slides file is shared. Invited people can edit together in real time, change the content, and leave comments, and can ask ChatGPT to revise the deck from that feedback. When it is done, it can be opened in PowerPoint or Google Slides, or exported as a PDF or a PowerPoint file. The page puts sharing after the deck is finished, and it does not say whether an unfinished deck can be sent first. The official post is written as publishing functions that are available now, so this is a list of what is open, not a roadmap. The page does not number those functions, and it does not say how long one deck takes. The page does not test whether simultaneous edits actually line up, or whether the layout survives export. Sheets appears only in the sentence that said it would come later. This page does not say Sheets is live.
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