Slide decks are here: watch AI build your deck slide by slide

EZdoc makes slide decks now. Describe the deck you need, then watch it design itself on your screen, slide by slide — and walk away with an editable PowerPoint.

Key takeaways

• Eight deck types: pitch deck, sales deck, board deck, investor update, company overview, product launch, project proposal, and marketing plan.
• The deck streams in as it's designed — you watch each slide get built in front of you.
• Every deck opens in a free in-browser editor: click any slide, change anything.
• Export an editable PowerPoint (.pptx) and present in PowerPoint, Keynote, or Google Slides.
• A deck costs one Design credit, and free accounts include 3 lifetime Designs to try it.

Why decks were the obvious next format

People have been generating documents, webpages, and infographics with EZdoc for a while, and one request kept coming back: "can it do my pitch deck?" We understood why. A deck is the same job as a document — take what you know, structure it, and make it look like a designer touched it — except the blank-canvas problem is worse. A blank slide is more intimidating than a blank page, and there are ten of them.

So we built it. You pick a deck type, tell EZdoc what the deck needs to say — your company, your numbers, your ask — and it designs the whole thing: layout, typography, color, charts, imagery, all of it, on real 16:9 slides.

The eight deck types

We launched with the decks people actually give:

• Pitch deck — raising money, telling the story
• Sales deck — the meeting where you win the deal
• Board deck — metrics and decisions for your board
• Investor update — the monthly or quarterly send
• Company overview — who you are, for anyone who asks
• Product launch — the internal or external launch narrative
• Project proposal — scope, plan, budget, sign-off
• Marketing plan — channels, calendar, targets

Each type knows its own conventions. A pitch deck opens with a hook and builds to an ask; a board deck leads with the numbers. You don't have to explain what belongs in the deck — you supply the substance, and the structure comes with the type.

Watch it build itself

This is the part we're proudest of. Most AI tools show you a spinner and then dump a finished file. EZdoc streams the deck onto your screen as it's being designed: the cover appears, then the next slide, then the next, each one composing itself while you watch. Every stage is narrated along the way — reading your prompt, designing, polishing — so you're never staring at a progress bar wondering if anything is happening.

It's genuinely fun to watch. It's also useful: by the time the deck finishes, you've already seen every slide and you know exactly what you want to change.

Then change anything

Which brings us to the editor. Every generated deck opens in a full in-browser slide editor — and like all editing in EZdoc, it's free on every plan, including Free.

A filmstrip down the left shows every slide. Click one and it fills the canvas. From there you can:

• Edit any text — click and type, right on the slide
• Swap any photo — upload your own or pick from stock
• Move, resize, and restyle any element on the slide
• Duplicate, delete, and reorder slides from the filmstrip

There's no locked layout and no "premium element" upsell. It's your deck; change whatever you want. Edits carry through to the preview and the export, and if you go too far, one click resets the deck to the original.

Take it into PowerPoint

When the deck is right, export it as an editable PowerPoint (.pptx). Open it in PowerPoint, Keynote, or Google Slides and present the way you always do — presenter notes, clicker, screen share. The file is yours: send it to an investor, hand it to a colleague, drop it in the data room.

That combination is the point. AI does the design work, the in-browser editor handles your changes, and the output lands in the format the rest of the world already presents from.

What it costs

A deck is one Design credit, the same unit as any other AI generation in EZdoc. Free accounts include 3 lifetime Designs, so you can generate real decks and edit them without paying anything. Editing never costs a credit — the paywall lives on the download, so a paid plan (or a credit pack) is what unlocks the .pptx export.

See it before you try it

We published a gallery of real generated decks at slide deck examples. Browse a pitch deck, a board deck, a sales deck, and see the design quality for yourself.

Then make your own:

1. Open the AI presentation maker and pick a deck type.
2. Tell it what the deck needs to say — paste your notes, your numbers, your story.
3. Watch it build, slide by slide.
4. Click anything you want to change, then export your PowerPoint.

Raising money? Start with the pitch deck generator — it's the deck type we obsessed over most.

Your next deck doesn't have to start from a blank slide. Describe it, watch it design itself, and go present.