Slide deck generator

The Slides ruler runs from 5 to 50 and opens at 12. Every slide is a separate paid image render, so cost scales with the number you pick. One exception: if your brief reads like a spec, for example a document that lists its own slides, the outline's own length wins over the ruler so the tail of your deck is not cut. That override caps at 40 slides.

One brief. The What the deck must land box is the only required field, minimum 20 characters and up to 4000. Everything else ships with a default: Slides 12, Frame style Minimal Editorial, Palette Brand palette, Density Balanced, Image model Deck default. If you would rather not write the brief, type one line up to 500 characters and press Build configuration, then edit any control it filled.

The viewer's download list carries three targets: PowerPoint (.pptx), PDF, and Markdown (.md) of the deck narrative. The slides editor's own Export menu holds the first two. The PowerPoint puts one full-bleed 16:9 slide per page and carries your speaker notes into the notes pane. Both server builds pull the 2048px web copy of each slide, cache against the deck's current slides, and bill nothing.

Palette defaults to Brand palette, locked to the primary and secondary hex on your project's brand foundation. Your product shot, avatar and logo from the reference pack ride into each slide render as reference images rather than as text, which is what stops the model inventing its own wordmark. Copy is written from your project research, and the writer may not use a number that is in neither the brief nor the brand context.

Yes. In the slides editor, type a direction under AI redesign this slide and press Redesign (billed): that one slide re-renders and hot-swaps, leaving the rest untouched. You can also add, duplicate, reorder or delete slides, drag text and shapes over the image, and type speaker notes. Changing Palette or Frame style re-renders the whole deck in one pass, capped at 40 slides. Overlay and notes saves bill nothing.

Each slide commits to its own slot as it lands, so a deck ships N of M instead of failing whole. A failed slot keeps a placeholder, and the PowerPoint and PDF builds write a placeholder page there so the file still opens. Re-running an interrupted deck reuses the slides that already rendered and pays only for the missing ones. If nothing rendered, no download is offered.