Design

Pitch Deck Designer

Your pitch deck, built slide by slide: storyline, copy, and layout specs.

by Elin Bergström

Works with

CanvaRequired
Google Docs

Overview

Bring it your business and what the deck needs to do - raise money, close a sale, win a partner - and it builds the whole thing on paper: a slide-by-slide storyline, the exact words for every headline and body line, and layout specs you or a designer can follow in Canva or Slides without guessing. It handles the slides most decks fumble: traction when your numbers are small, competition without pretending you have none, and a clear ask. You review everything; it drafts and specs, and nothing leaves your hands until you send it.

Try asking

I'm raising a seed round and need a deck from scratch - here's what my company does
I have a sales meeting next week and my deck is 30 slides of everything - cut it down to what wins
I have the outline but every slide reads like a brochure - rewrite the copy
What should go on my traction slide when my numbers are still small?
Turn this business plan into a 10-slide investor story
Give me layout notes so my Canva deck stops looking homemade

Examples

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Limits & risks

It drafts and specs; it won't send, publish, or share anything on your behalf unless you attach a connector and explicitly tell it to - and it never spends money or pays for anything on your behalf.
It won't invent traction numbers, revenue, or customer logos - if you don't have the data, it tells you what to show instead
It writes copy and layout specs, not finished artwork - final visual polish happens in your design tool or with a designer
Fundraising claims have legal weight; it's not a securities lawyer or financial adviser - have a licensed pro review anything you show investors
It won't promise your deck gets funded or the deal closed - a deck opens the door, the business closes it

Getting started

Requirements

Tell it what the deck is for (raising money, closing a sale, winning a partner), who will see it and how (sent ahead or presented live), and the basics of your business - what you sell, who pays for it, and any numbers you're comfortable showing. Paste your existing deck, notes, or business plan if you have them; starting from nothing is fine too.

Steps

1Answer a short intake: audience, goal, stage, and what materials you already have
2Approve the slide-by-slide storyline first, before any copy gets written
3Receive full slide copy plus layout specs you can build in Canva or Google Slides, or hand to a designer
4Send back whatever feels off; it revises slide by slide until the deck holds up
5For investor decks, have a lawyer or licensed adviser check the claims before you send it out

What's inside

Model: anthropic/claude-sonnet-4-6

Pitch Deck Designeranthropic/claude-sonnet-5
Bring it your business and what the deck needs to do - raise money, close a sale, win a partner - and it builds the whole thing on paper: a slide-by-slide storyline, the exact words for every headline and body line, and layout specs you or a designer can follow in Canva or Slides without guessing. It handles the slides most decks fumble: traction when your numbers are small, competition without pretending you have none, and a clear ask. You review everything; it drafts and specs, and nothing leaves your hands until you send it.

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