Edit AI-Generated Visuals and Presentations: Full Control Over Every Output

Direct answer: Every visual Edithly generates is fully editable. You're not locked into the AI's first output — modify any element, restructure the content, add your own insights, and create a final version that's exactly what you need.

Why Editability Is Essential for AI-Generated Content

AI generation is a starting point, not a final product. No matter how good the AI output, you'll need to:

• Adjust emphasis — the AI may highlight point B but your course requires focus on point A
• Correct terminology — your professor uses a specific term that differs from the document's phrasing
• Add context — your unique insight or example that the source document doesn't contain
• Remove irrelevant content — not every extracted point is useful for your specific purpose
• Customise for your audience — a technical mind map for your own study vs a simplified version to share with a study group

Edithly's editing capabilities exist because AI generation without editability is a half-finished tool.

What You Can Edit

Mind Maps

After generation:

• Edit node text — click any concept to rename it
• Add child nodes — expand any branch with your own connections
• Delete branches — remove topics not relevant to your focus
• Restructure hierarchy — move nodes between branches to better reflect your understanding
• Add annotations — attach notes to specific nodes for personal reference

Example use: Edithly generates a mind map of Chapter 5 from your Economics textbook. The central concept is correctly identified. You notice the AI has grouped two concepts together that your lecturer distinguishes separately. Edit: split the node into two child nodes with the precise distinction.

Presentations

After generation:

• Edit slide titles — change the slide heading to match your presentation context
• Modify bullet points — rewrite, add, or remove points on each slide
• Reorganise slides — drag slides to change the presentation order
• Add speaker notes — write notes for each slide visible in presenter view
• Change emphasis — choose which slide content is highlighted as key takeaway

Example use: Edithly generates a 12-slide presentation from your research report. Slides 7–9 cover methodology, which you don't need for a stakeholder summary. Delete slides 7–9. Add a "Next Steps" slide using your own content. The final presentation is 10 slides, AI-structured and human-refined.

Infographics

After generation:

• Edit statistics — update numbers to match the exact figures from your source
• Modify headline — change the top-level finding to your preferred framing
• Restructure sections — reorder the visual hierarchy
• Add visual elements — insert additional data points or context blocks

Flashcards

After generation:

• Edit card fronts — refine the question phrasing to match exam format
• Edit card backs — refine the answer for precision or completeness
• Add cards — insert cards for concepts the AI didn't generate
• Delete cards — remove cards for concepts you already know well

MCQs

After generation:

• Edit question text — adjust wording to match your exam's phrasing conventions
• Modify answer choices — add better distractors or adjust the correct answer's precision
• Mark difficulty — tag questions as easy/medium/hard for structured practice
• Delete questions — remove duplicates or questions outside your focus

Study Aids (Cheatsheets)

After generation:

• Edit section headings — align with your course's topic naming conventions
• Add bullet points — insert facts the AI missed
• Reorganise sections — match the order of your textbook or lecture sequence

Edit Then Share — The Full Workflow

1. Upload your document
2. Generate your chosen visual type
3. Edit to perfect the output
4. Share via public link or export

The public share link shares your edited version — not the raw AI output. What viewers see is your curated, refined knowledge product.

This is the difference between "AI-assisted" and "AI-dependent." Edithly supports your judgment — it doesn't override it.

For Students Sharing Study Materials

Scenario: You generate a mind map from your Biology notes, then add your teacher's mnemonics for enzyme pathways (not in the textbook). Share the edited mind map with your class study group.

What your classmates receive is not just the AI's extraction of the textbook — it's your intellectual contribution combined with the AI's structural work. That's genuine collaborative value.

For Professionals Sharing Reports

Scenario: You generate an infographic from a client's industry report. Before sharing with the client, you edit it to ensure the framing emphasises your firm's areas of expertise, add your proprietary metric, and remove one statistic that could be misinterpreted without context.

What the client receives is professionally curated, accurate, and strategically framed — not raw AI output.

Start Editing

Every Edithly generation is an editable canvas. Upload your document, generate your visual, and make it yours.

Free to start, no credit card required.