From rough brief to finished deckpresentations that feel crafted
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Shape the story first, then generate the slides.
Start with a topic, an outline, or an uploaded file. Shape the story first, then generate slides you can refine, share, and export.
It doesn't force content into templates. It turns ideas into presentations.
The workflow brings together story development, slide design, image planning, and export, so the result feels like a real deck instead of an auto-filled template.
One workflow from first prompt to final export
Whether you're starting from scratch or cleaning up a messy outline, it helps you move from idea to usable deck without starting over.
Built for presentations people actually have to give
It works across teaching, internal reporting, launch moments, and external presentations where structure matters as much as polish.
The same three things come up again and again
These comments aren't about novelty. They're about how much back-and-forth disappears from the process.
From prompt to finished deck, the system works in layers
This isn't a single prompt box. It's a presentation workflow that connects story planning, design systems, and delivery.
Chinese copy is tuned for lectures, internal reviews, and launch-style presentations.
English copy is written to sound natural, not translated.
You can keep refining the deck after generation instead of getting stuck at export.
01
Input
Start from a topic, an existing outline, or an uploaded file.
02
Story
Clarify the brief, tighten the structure, and define each slide's title, headline, and supporting points.
03
Design
Apply typography, layout rhythm, and image strategy through a consistent visual system.
04
Generation
Produce standalone HTML slides with preview, navigation, and slide-by-slide regeneration.
05
Delivery
Share online or export to HTML and PDF without leaving the workflow.
Your next deck doesn't have to start from a blank slide
Bring the brief, the notes, or the rough outline. The system handles the story, the visual direction, and the path to delivery.