Slide decks

Slides are pictures, not text boxes

Each slide comes back the way a finished poster comes back from a designer: the words are painted into a 16:9 image, not sitting in an editable text box you can retype. You set the slide count, the frame style, and how much text each slide carries, and the engine designs every slide from there.

Count and cost

The Slides ruler runs from 5 to 50 and opens at 12. Each slide is a separate paid image render, so the price climbs with the number you ask for. If your brief already spells out its own slides, that outline wins over the ruler so the tail of your deck does not get cut, up to a cap of 40.

It stays on brand

Palette defaults to your brand palette, locked to the primary and secondary colors on your brand foundation. Your product shot, avatar, and logo from the reference pack ride into each slide as reference images rather than as text, which is what stops the model from inventing its own wordmark.

Fix one slide, not the whole deck

In the slides editor you can redesign a single slide. Type a direction, press Redesign, and that one slide re renders and swaps in while the rest stay exactly where they were. That redesign is billed. Adding, duplicating, reordering, or deleting slides, dragging text and shapes over the image, and writing speaker notes all cost nothing. Changing the palette or frame style re renders the whole deck in one pass. And if a single slide fails, the deck still ships the ones that rendered, with a placeholder sitting in the empty slot.