Practice presentations and interviews with AI-powered video analysis. Record yourself, upload to Google Gemini, and receive AI-generated coaching across 32 skills.
Illustrative coaching guidance: Timing targets and numerical examples are practice suggestions. The 32 skills are the rubric categories; AI-generated scores and ratings are practice feedback, not validated measurements.
Use your phone, webcam, or Zoom's local recording. Suggested practice length: under 10 minutes; upload limits depend on the external service. Make sure your face, hands, and any slides are visible.
Select the presentation type and optional focus areas below to customize the AI coaching prompt.
Click the copy button to grab your customized coaching prompt. It's tuned to analyze exactly what you need.
Open Google Gemini, paste the prompt, attach your video file, and send. Request detailed feedback; response time depends on the external service.
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Select your presentation type and any areas you'd like extra focus on. The prompt below will update automatically.
Voice & Delivery
Words per minute — too fast loses the audience, too slow loses energy
Voice & Delivery
Shifts in speed for emphasis vs. monotone delivery
Voice & Delivery
Vocal range and inflection that signals confidence and engagement
Voice & Delivery
Projection level — audible and commanding without shouting
Voice & Delivery
Strategic shifts in loudness for emphasis and contrast
Voice & Delivery
Uh, um, like, you know, so, basically — frequency and patterns
Voice & Delivery
Deliberate silence that lets key points land
Voice & Delivery
Articulation, enunciation, and pronunciation precision
Voice & Delivery
Steady tone without uptalk, trailing off, or apologetic hedging
Voice & Delivery
Conversational authenticity vs. robotic reading
Body Language
Looking at the camera/audience vs. notes or screen
Body Language
Expressiveness that reinforces the message emotionally
Body Language
Purposeful hand/arm movements that illustrate points
Body Language
Upright, open stance that projects authority
Body Language
Intentional use of space vs. nervous pacing or freezing
Body Language
Hair touching, swaying, fidgeting, pen clicking
Body Language
Professional presentation and commanding energy
Content & Structure
First 30 seconds — does it grab attention immediately?
Content & Structure
Can the audience identify the main point in one sentence?
Content & Structure
Ideas build on each other with clear transitions
Content & Structure
Facts, examples, stories, or data backing each claim
Content & Structure
Narrative elements that make abstract ideas concrete
Content & Structure
Language, examples, and framing matched to the audience
Content & Structure
Every word earns its place — no rambling or redundancy
Content & Structure
Strong, memorable ending that tells the audience what to do next
Content & Structure
Smooth bridges between sections that maintain momentum
Clean layouts, readable fonts, minimal clutter
Slides support the speaker rather than duplicating what's said
Charts, graphs, and numbers presented for instant comprehension
Overall Impact
Does the speaker come across as knowledgeable and trustworthy?
Overall Impact
Would you stay focused or reach for your phone?
Overall Impact
What sticks with the audience 24 hours later?