A structured pitch deck system that maps startup, product, or strategy content into a reusable deck sequence.
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Editor
Deck Generator
Structure
Multi-slide flow
Outputs
presentation + Image
Run cost
5 credits
10 slides
Single-page editor
Brief the workflow, upload any source files, watch the run, and open finished assets without leaving the editor.
What you provide
3 required inputs
What comes back
10 slides delivered as presentation, Image
Workspace state
Signed in users unlock the live workspace, saved runs, and download history.
Bespoke workspace
This template now has its own workspace layout instead of sharing the generic studio preview. The assistant flow, canvas, tool stack, and run panel are arranged specifically for Pitch Deck Slides.
Functional template workspace
Edit the narrative sequence, selected slide copy, traction proof, and theme system inside one persisted deck workspace. The assistant and export brief now read from the same live deck state.
Assistant
Live canvas
The solution slide should feel like the inevitable response to the problem framing.
Deck outline
Promptha generates the slide sequence, tightens the narrative, and exports deck-ready pages from one workspace.
Traction proof
ARR $1.8M
24% MoM growth
4.1 month payback
Slide copy
Generates a real landscape slide background so you can keep refining the deck copy and proof panel on top of it.
Deck controls
Narrative tools
Theme tools
Run sync
Run panel
Editor Workspace
This editor is live. Sign in to upload files, run Pitch Deck Slides, and keep the outputs attached to your account.
Sign in to run Pitch Deck Slides
Upload source files, launch the workflow, and keep artifacts in your history. This editor uses 5 credits per run.
Workflow
This workspace is organized around deck logic rather than generic slides. It assumes the presentation needs a narrative order, visual consistency, and a clear relationship between what the slide shows and what the presenter says.
Step 01
The editor starts with order. A good deck is a sequence of claims and proofs, not a collection of attractive slides.
Step 02
Every slide should justify its existence. The workspace is meant to make that responsibility explicit so the deck does not become overstuffed.
Step 03
Visual consistency matters because it makes the story feel intentional. Theme, layout split, metrics, and note framing should all reinforce the deck instead of distracting from it.
Step 04
The last phase is about producing something usable: deck outputs, slide pages, and versions that can be reviewed, presented, or circulated without rebuilding the work.
Notes
Deck Studio is strongest when the presentation needs a serious story arc and consistent design language. It is not meant to replace a general-purpose slide app for freeform design work.
Inputs
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Delivery
Each run produces 10 slides using Deck Generator. Finished files appear in the workspace as soon as the run completes.
Coverage
Run status, output files, and credit usage stay visible inside the workspace.
Recent runs are saved for signed-in users, so you can reopen downloads without rebuilding everything.
The page doubles as the editor, workflow monitor, and result surface rather than bouncing people into a separate console.
Automation map
output.company_nameslide_1.titleMapped into the editor layout automatically after generation.
output.problemslide_2.bodyMapped into the editor layout automatically after generation.
output.solutionslide_3.bodyMapped into the editor layout automatically after generation.
output.tractionslide_4.metricsMapped into the editor layout automatically after generation.