How the presentation design service works

1. Upload what you have

Use the upload box on the home page. Accepted: PPTX, PPT, PDF, DOCX, DOC, TXT, MD, KEY, XLSX, CSV, PNG, JPG, SVG. Up to 20 files per job, 300 MB each. Typical uploads: a rough deck, a report to turn into a deck, meeting notes, a spreadsheet with the numbers, and your logo.

2. Say what it is for

One sentence is enough. Good examples: Board update, 10 slides, keep my numbers. Investor pitch deck from these notes: problem, solution, market, traction, team, ask. Rebuild this deck on my logo and brand colors, do not change the wording. Add the audience, the number of slides you want and anything that must stay exactly as written.

3. How the deck is built

1. All inputs are read. The audience, the one message and the structure are worked out.
2. Slides are planned first: one idea per slide, each headline a full statement of its point, for example Churn fell 40% after onboarding rather than Churn.
3. The deck is built on one design system: two fonts at most, a consistent type scale, generous margins, one accent from your logo or a restrained neutral palette.
4. Charts and tables are native PowerPoint objects. Text is live text.
5. Every slide is rendered and checked for overflow and overlap, then fixed before delivery.

Your numbers stay exactly as you gave them. Wording it tightens is listed in the delivery note. Where a number is missing, it becomes a marked placeholder instead of an invented figure.

What to put in the brief

4. What you get back

You get an email and a download page, usually within the hour. Ask for changes in one line; each deck includes two rounds.

A real test run

We tested it on rough notes. The service returned a 10-slide PPTX in 96 seconds. That is one run; a bigger deck with several source files takes longer and we do not quote a guaranteed time.

Limits

• No custom illustration or animated transitions
• No stock photos: it uses the images you upload
• It does not invent data
• It cannot fully read some corporate master templates. Send a sample deck and it matches closely, but check the result against your template
• It is AI, not a human designer; a keynote stage show with custom illustration needs an agency

Files are processed on our servers in Germany and read by our AI provider in the US under terms that exclude training. They are deleted after 30 days.

Price

$29 a month for 6 decks, or $99 for 30, with a 14-day refund if it misses.

Worked example: a board update

You upload last quarter's 24-slide deck and a spreadsheet with this quarter's numbers, and write: Board update, 10 slides, keep my numbers, use my logo and blue brand color. The service reads both files, plans ten slides around one message each, rebuilds the revenue and pipeline tables as native charts from the spreadsheet, applies your logo and color, and renders every slide to check for overflow. You get the PPTX, a PDF preview and a summary of what was condensed or changed. Detail from the cut slides stays in the speaker notes.

Common questions in the first week

• Can I send a deck and a separate document? Yes, up to 20 files in one job, and say how to combine them.
• Can I upload my previous deck as a style reference? Yes. Say so in the brief, and it will match closely.
• What if I forgot a file? Reply with it and ask for a change round, or start a new job.
• What if two numbers in my files disagree? The summary flags the conflict rather than picking one silently.

Questions

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