The deck editor
Edit 16:9 slides with a live renderer and thumbnail strip, present in full-screen mode, and export to PPTX and PDF.
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Artifacts
In one line: the deck is the artifact you *show* on slides. Use it when you want to flip through page by page — pitching to investors, presenting in a meeting. Think PowerPoint, except the AI builds the slides for you.
Slide
One page of the deck. Typically one topic per slide — cover, problem, solution, and so on.
16:9
The width-to-height ratio of each slide. Most modern screens and projectors are this widescreen shape, so it is the default.
Thumbnail strip
A little row of every slide shrunk down. It lets you see the whole flow at a glance and jump to any slide.
The deck (⌘4) is a pitch deck of 16:9 slides. A live slide renderer draws the current slide exactly as it will appear, and a thumbnail strip lets you see the whole flow at a glance and jump between slides.
The deck tab — slide renderer and thumbnail strip
Live slide
Thumbnail strip
AI chat
Edit the whole deck from the live slide in the center and the thumbnail strip below it.
Try this first
You do not have to build slides one by one. Just ask the chat.
Build the whole deck
“Create a 10-slide deck based on the proposal.”
Add a slide
“Add a cover slide.”
Add a chart
“Add a revenue-growth chart to this slide.”
Presentation mode
Enter presentation mode to show the deck full-screen and pitch straight from nidavellir — no switching apps.
Next slide
Previous slide
Exit presentation mode
Controls in presentation mode.
Presentation mode just blows up the current view full-screen — it changes nothing. Press Esc when you finish and you land safely back in the editor.
Export & import
Export the deck to .pptx (PowerPoint) or PDF. If you already have slides, import a .pptx to seed the deck.
The deck shares context with the proposal. With coherence mode on, editing the proposal keeps the deck consistent too. Save with ⌘S.
How many slides can I make?
There is no fixed limit. You can even ask for a specific count, like "condense this to 10 slides".
How do I advance slides while presenting?
In presentation mode: → or Space for next, ← for previous, Esc to exit.
Still need help?
Reach our team and we’ll help you out.