Pitch Deck is AIUNIFY PROS SUITE's AI-powered presentation workspace for creating, refining, saving, reviewing, and presenting professional slide decks.
The opening interface identifies the feature as:
AI Presentation & PowerPoint Builder
and explains:
“Describe your startup, product, market, or pitch idea. Our AI instantly generates a complete, professional PowerPoint deck.”
The current Pitch Deck system supports:
.pptx exportThis chapter focuses on creating, editing, saving, and presenting the deck inside PROS SUITE.
Chapter 17 will cover PowerPoint export in detail.
Navigate to:
Sidebar → Core Tools → Pitch Deck
The Pitch Deck page is protected by PROS SUITE authentication and feature access.
If your account is not signed in, PROS SUITE redirects you toward Login.
Pitch Deck does not use the Standard AI Generator workspace from Chapter 12.
Instead, it has two major areas:
Used for:
Used for:
The presentation-building workspace is reached through:
/ppt-playground
and has its own feature-access protection.
The opening page displays:
Bring your presentation to reality.
Below it is the primary presentation Prompt.
Use this area to describe the presentation you want AIUNIFY to create.
The Prompt field currently displays:
“Describe your presentation topic or pitch deck outline (e.g. Fintech seed deck raising $2M)...”
Your initial instructions become the foundation for the generated deck.
For stronger results, provide the AI with information such as:
The current generator always organizes the initial AI deck into its source-defined 8-slide structure, so providing strong source information helps those slides become more relevant.
A broad request such as:
Make a pitch deck for my company.
provides very little information.
The AI can still create a deck, but it may need to rely heavily on generic assumptions or fallback presentation structure.
A more useful request could be:
Create an investor pitch deck for a B2B SaaS platform serving large insurance and real estate sales organizations. We provide an integrated suite of AI-powered sales, marketing, communications, CRM, analytics and automation systems. Focus on fragmented software as the problem, centralized agentic business software as the solution, recurring subscription revenue, enterprise sales teams as the target market, competitive differentiation, go-to-market strategy, growth milestones and a strategic investment opportunity.
This gives Pitch Deck much more material to work with.
The presentation system currently instructs the AI to generate:
EXACTLY 8 presentation slides.
This is a key current-version behavior.
The initial generator is not a free-form slide-count builder.
Even if your Prompt requests:
Create a 10-slide deck
the current generation system instructs the AI to return:
exactly 8 slides.
Therefore, the current user manual treats:
8 slides
as the verified initial-deck format.
One current preset is labeled:
B2B SaaS Series A Deck
and its Prompt asks for a:
10-slide pitch deck.
However, the actual Presentation Generator still enforces exactly 8 slides.
Therefore:
The preset text should not be interpreted as changing the current generator's verified eight-slide architecture.
The source-defined deck architecture is:
The actual titles and content are intended to be tailored to your Prompt.
The Title slide can contain:
The default type is:
title.
The second slide is designed around:
Problem & Market Pain Points
using cards for the primary challenges.
The third slide presents:
Core Solution & Key Innovations
using solution points relevant to the presentation topic.
The Market slide is designed for information such as:
The fifth slide is built around a structured set of tiers or phases.
Its source structure supports:
The sixth slide uses performance-style metrics.
The current format supports multiple:
The seventh slide supports roadmap, milestones, leadership, or team capabilities through structured cards.
The final slide is designed around:
Summary & Call to Action
with key takeaway points and next steps.
Although several field names are pitch-oriented, the system can generate decks for broader topics.
The current generic fallback generator converts a custom Prompt into the same eight-part architecture while adapting slide titles to the requested subject.
Therefore Pitch Deck can also be used for:
while still using the current eight-slide structural model.
Under the initial Prompt, the current interface displays:
Try one preset →
The source currently defines four presets.
Preset:
Fintech Seed Pitch Deck
The preset requests a seed-stage fintech deck raising $2M with problem, market, product, business model, traction, team, and ask.
Preset:
TechStartup Landing & Deck
The source Prompt focuses on an AI web-builder platform, interactive playground, pricing, and growth metrics.
Preset:
B2B SaaS Series A Deck
Its Prompt emphasizes:
Again, despite the preset requesting ten slides, the current generator itself is hard-wired around eight.
Preset:
Product Launch Showcase
Its Prompt focuses on:
Selecting a Pitch Deck preset immediately routes you into the Presentation Playground with the preset Prompt.
Unlike the Website Builder preset chips, the current Pitch Deck preset does not merely place its text in the visible starting Prompt for editing first.
It starts the Presentation Playground using that preset Prompt.
For a custom deck:
The Pitch Deck start Prompt currently uses:
Shift + Enter
to launch generation.
Therefore:
Shift + Enter → Generate Deck
on the initial Pitch Deck screen.
You can also use the visible Send control.
The initial Send control is disabled when:
The initial creation panel displays:
16:9 Presentation.
The current source does not attach an action to that control.
Therefore, it should be understood as an indication of the presentation format rather than a user-selectable aspect-ratio menu.
The slide stage and Fullscreen presentation use a widescreen aspect-video layout, and the deck itself displays:
16:9 Widescreen Layout
as part of its presentation design.
The current user interface does not establish a 4:3 presentation option.
The Pitch Deck start screen contains:
Attach Image
and accepts:
image/*.
After selection, a thumbnail preview appears and can be removed with the X control.
The current Pitch Deck start screen stores the selected image in browser storage under an internal initial-image value before opening the Presentation Playground.
However, across the supplied source bundle, that value is only written on the start page; the PresentationDeck source does not contain a corresponding read of it.
Therefore:
The current source does not verify that an image attached on the initial Pitch Deck start screen is actually applied to the first deck generation.
This manual will not promise functionality that the source does not establish.
Once inside the Presentation Playground, the shared Design Chat can pass an attached image into an editing message, and the Presentation editing flow preserves that image with the message context.
Therefore:
Design Chat image references during editing are source-verified.
The initial start-page image handoff is not.
The current Presentation Playground requests a deduction of:
500 PROS SUITE Tokens
before generating a new deck.
If the Token deduction fails, the generation stops.
Current verified behavior is:
500 Tokens
10 Tokens
As with Website Builder, it is more Token-efficient to refine a good existing project than repeatedly generate complete new decks for small changes.
Before creating a new presentation:
The Presentation workflow deducts the required Tokens before beginning the AI slide generation.
Therefore, do not repeatedly start new decks casually if your actual goal is only to revise an existing presentation.
The Presentation Playground uses the current shared:
selectedModel
from your PROS SUITE account.
The selected Model is passed into both initial slide generation and subsequent edits.
If you want to use a particular available AI Model:
If the Model requires a provider API Key, follow Chapters 10 and 11.
When the initial deck is generated, Pitch Deck:
During generation, the eight placeholders can display:
⏳ GENERATING...
and:
Creating Slide [number] with AI...
The full slide renderer also displays:
AI is generating Slide [number]...
As valid slide objects arrive from the AI stream, Pitch Deck merges them into the eight-slide deck rather than waiting for the entire response to complete.
This means you may see individual slides become complete while later slides are still generating.
When usable slides are returned, Pitch Deck can display:
Successfully generated [number] presentation slides!
If the AI completely fails to return usable slide content, the current Presentation Builder loads pre-built topic-tailored template slides instead.
It displays:
Using pre-built template slides for this topic.
This helps avoid leaving the user with an empty deck.
The current source deducts the initial 500 Tokens before attempting generation and later uses fallback slides when AI generation completely fails.
The supplied user-facing source does not establish an automatic Token refund for this fallback condition.
Therefore, this manual does not promise one.
The editor contains three major working areas:
Slides ([number]) thumbnail panel
Current slide stage
Design Chat
A Bottom Toolbar provides presentation controls.
The left panel is labeled:
Slides ([total]).
For the normal initial deck, this is expected to show eight slides.
Each slide has a miniature Preview inside the left panel.
Selecting a thumbnail makes that slide the current active slide.
The current thumbnail is visually highlighted.
The active slide also automatically scrolls into view in the thumbnail panel when slide navigation changes.
The Slides panel contains a control titled:
Collapse Slide Panel.
Use it when you want more room for the center presentation stage.
When collapsed, a:
Slides
button appears at the upper-left of the workspace.
Select it to reopen the thumbnail list.
The center area displays the currently selected slide.
Its rendering responds to slide information such as:
The current renderer calculates multiple design variants for slides rather than displaying every deck in precisely the same layout.
The source supports three layout variants for the underlying slide structures.
When a slide contains an image, supported presentation layouts include:
image-leftimage-rightimage-fullcenteredThe AI is allowed to select these presentation-layout fields.
The AI can also generate:
for individual slides.
These options allow individual slides to have stronger visual differentiation.
The right side uses the same shared AI Design Chat system used by the Website Builder.
When slides already exist, a new Design Chat request is passed to the presentation editing workflow.
If you enter the Presentation Playground directly with no project and no initial Prompt, the main stage displays:
Create a Presentation
with:
“Type a topic below or use the Design Chat on the right to generate a beautiful 8-slide presentation with AI.”
A Design Chat message in this empty state invokes the full initial-generation workflow.
When no slides exist, Design Chat routes the request to the same streamGenerateSlides process.
Therefore, generating from a blank Presentation Playground uses the current verified:
500-Token initial generation.
Once slides exist, send instructions such as:
Make the market slide more investor-focused.
Change the presentation tone to enterprise and strategic.
Update Slide 5 to explain our subscription business model.
Replace the traction metrics with these actual numbers: ...
Make Slide 8 a stronger investment call to action.
The system tells the AI to update only the relevant slide or slides and keep the rest unchanged.
For a presentation modification, the AI receives the current Presentation data and the requested change.
This allows the AI to work from the deck you already created instead of blindly generating a completely unrelated presentation.
When performing a general deck modification, previous Design Chat messages are included in the edit request.
This allows follow-up instructions such as:
Keep the new market slide, but make its title shorter.
Each current Design Chat edit request deducts:
10 Tokens before continuing.
If the 10-Token deduction cannot be completed:
When the AI returns usable updated slide information, Pitch Deck displays:
Successfully updated presentation!
The current editing instructions specifically state that slides not mentioned by the user should be preserved rather than regenerated.
This is designed to reduce unintended deck-wide changes.
When requesting a change, phrases such as:
On Slide 4...
or:
Change the Market slide...
or:
Update the final Call to Action slide...
help make your intended scope clear.
The current Design Chat editing message can include:
This allows an image to be used as reference context during later presentation editing.
You could attach an image and request:
Use this as the visual direction for the title slide. Keep the existing wording but adjust the presentation colors and layout to feel closer to this reference.
The attached image is preserved in the AI editing message context.
Pitch Deck supports:
Visual edits
through the shared Design Chat control.
Unlike Website Builder's Visual edits, Pitch Deck does not expose a separate panel of direct font-size, padding, border, and color controls.
Instead, Presentation Visual edits are designed primarily for selecting text on a slide and then asking AI to modify that selected field.
Enable:
Visual edits
from Design Chat.
When active, moving over selectable text in the current slide highlights it with a dashed outline.
Click a text element on the current slide.
Pitch Deck:
Depending on the slide, selectable text can include:
Pitch Deck attempts to identify the selected field from the underlying slide data.
When Pitch Deck recognizes a specific selected field, the next Design Chat request becomes a focused edit for that single field.
This is useful when you want to avoid altering the rest of the slide.
Make this title shorter and more disruptive.When the replacement value is received, Pitch Deck updates the selected field and displays:
Updated [field name] on Slide [number].
Targeted field edits pass through the same SendChatMessage Token-deduction workflow.
Therefore, the current verified cost is:
10 Tokens per targeted AI editing request.
The targeted AI editor can apply requested formatting by returning styled text.
The current AI instructions allow changes such as:
through inline formatting.
Select a title and ask:
Make this text bold and blue.
The presentation editor is designed to apply the formatting to the selected value rather than rebuilding the entire slide.
The current slide stage does not establish a click-and-type document-editor experience.
There is no source-verified direct manual text field that appears when you double-click a title.
Use:
to change slide content.
Unlike Website Builder, the current Pitch Deck source does not expose a manual toolbar for:
for selected presentation elements.
Styling changes are requested through AI.
The current PresentationDeck does not establish a user-facing:
Add Slide
button.
The verified initial architecture is generated as eight slides.
The current presentation editor likewise does not establish a user-facing:
Delete Slide
control.
The current source does not establish:
for the slide thumbnails.
The initial slide order follows the generated eight-slide architecture.
The simplest way to jump directly to a slide is:
The Bottom Toolbar provides:
Use them to move sequentially through the presentation.
The Bottom Toolbar displays:
Slide [current] of [total].
This helps you keep track of your position in the deck.
Pitch Deck supports:
Next Slide
Next Slide
Previous Slide
The current keyboard listener uses:
Escape
to close the Slide Grid when it is open.
Browser Fullscreen mode can also normally be exited through the browser's Fullscreen behavior, and the Presentation interface explicitly provides Exit (Esc) while Fullscreen is active.
The Bottom Toolbar provides:
Auto-Play.
Select it to automatically advance the deck.
The current Auto-Play interval advances to the next slide every:
5 seconds.
When Auto-Play is active, the button changes to:
Pause.
Select Pause to stop automatic advancement.
The current Next Slide function uses circular navigation.
After the final slide, advancing again returns to the first slide.
This also applies to Auto-Play.
When you are on the first slide and navigate backward, the current navigation logic wraps to the final slide.
The Bottom Toolbar contains the Grid icon with:
Slide Grid View.
Select it to open the deck overview.
The Grid is titled:
8-Slide Overview Grid.
It displays all current presentation slides in a multi-column visual layout.
Each Grid slide displays:
Selecting one:
The Bottom Toolbar contains:
Toggle Fullscreen.
Select it to enter Presentation Mode.
Fullscreen removes the normal editing layout and focuses on the active presentation slide.
The top status displays:
Presentation Mode — Slide [current] of [total].
Fullscreen mode provides:
Fullscreen contains:
Exit (Esc).
You can use the interface control to leave Presentation Mode.
The Pitch Deck home page lists saved decks under:
Your Saved Presentations
with the description:
“Click to edit or present your saved decks”.
Each saved presentation provides both:
Selecting Play opens the saved Presentation Project with:
play=true
and the editor initializes Auto-Play in its active state.
When a saved deck is opened through Play, Pitch Deck attempts to enter Fullscreen after the presentation workspace mounts.
Browser security rules can prevent automatic Fullscreen in some circumstances.
If Fullscreen does not start automatically, use the Toggle Fullscreen control manually.
Because play=true initializes the presentation in Playing state, slides automatically advance using the current five-second Auto-Play timer.
The Pitch Deck home page contains:
Your Saved Presentations.
Previously saved decks are loaded there automatically.
A saved Presentation card can display:
When slide data exists, the saved Presentation card uses Slide 1 to create a miniature deck Preview.
This helps visually identify presentations.
The saved Presentation card displays:
[number] Slides.
For a normal current initial deck, this should reflect eight slides.
Each saved presentation card displays:
Updated [date].
Select:
Edit
to reopen a saved presentation inside the Presentation Playground.
When an existing Presentation Project is loaded, Pitch Deck restores:
This lets you continue working from your previous presentation state.
The Bottom Toolbar contains:
Save Presentation.
Select it after important edits.
The current Save button is unavailable when:
During the operation, the button changes to:
Saving....
After a successful operation, Pitch Deck displays:
Presentation saved successfully!
If the deck does not already have a Project ID, the first successful Save can create the Presentation Project and update the current URL with its Project ID.
Subsequent saves can then update the same Project.
The Save request contains:
The current Save workflow derives the Presentation Name from:
Slide 1's Title.
Any inline formatting is stripped before the Title is used as the saved Project Name.
If Slide 1 does not contain a Title, the Save workflow falls back to:
Untitled Presentation.
The current source does not provide a separate:
Rename Presentation
field.
However, because the save operation uses the current first-slide Title as the Presentation Name, modifying Slide 1's Title and then saving is the current source-supported way the stored presentation Name can change.
Recommended Save points include:
When no Presentation Projects exist, the start page displays:
No saved presentations yet.
and:
“Generate one using the prompt box above and save it to see it listed here!”
Each saved Presentation card contains a Delete control titled:
Delete Presentation.
Selecting it opens a confirmation dialog.
The dialog states:
Delete Presentation
and:
“Are you sure you want to delete this presentation? This action cannot be undone.”
If deletion succeeds, Pitch Deck displays:
Presentation deleted successfully.
The saved Presentation list is then refreshed.
If deletion fails, Pitch Deck can display:
Failed to delete presentation
or:
Error deleting presentation.
Do not assume the deck is gone if you receive an error.
The current source does not establish:
The Delete confirmation explicitly warns that the action cannot be undone.
Preserve important decks before deletion.
The saved Presentation cards expose:
but no source-verified:
Duplicate
function.
The current Saved Presentations area does not establish:
Presentations are displayed directly as saved deck cards.
The current user-facing source does not provide a slide reorder control.
If a different narrative order is important, use Design Chat to request a revised presentation structure, recognizing that the current initial deck architecture remains eight slides.
The current PresentationDeck does not establish user-facing controls to add or delete individual slides manually.
The deck is managed primarily as the source-defined presentation structure.
The Pitch Deck generator can create:
The fallback structures themselves contain illustrative example metrics.
Therefore:
Do not assume an AI-generated metric is a verified business fact.
Replace invented or placeholder figures with actual verified company or market data before presenting externally.
For investor or financial presentations, supply actual numbers where possible.
For example:
Instead of:
Show strong traction.
use:
Traction: 127 paying customers, $48,200 MRR, 7.4% monthly growth and 91% gross retention as of July 2026.
This reduces the AI's need to invent placeholders.
When Pitch Deck creates TAM, growth rates, or industry adoption figures, verify them against authoritative sources before using the presentation externally.
The AI generator itself is not a substitute for sourced market research.
If you did not provide real team information, do not assume automatically generated leadership or roadmap content accurately represents your organization.
Edit Slide 7 with your actual information before presenting.
For an investor deck, Slide 8 should clearly state the real request.
For example:
Replace generic AI language with your actual intended next action.
Before exporting or presenting:
The 8-Slide Overview Grid is particularly useful for reviewing:
before entering Presentation Mode.
After content review:
If you spot a problem:
Before generating, gather:
A presentation built from real information requires fewer corrective edits.
Specify whether the presentation is for:
The audience should influence both content and tone.
A deck designed to:
Raise capital
should not read the same as one designed to:
Sell software
or:
Train employees.
Include the intended outcome in your Prompt.
You can request styles such as:
Use a bold enterprise technology aesthetic with clean dark backgrounds, strong white typography and subtle blue gradients.
or:
Use a minimal light presentation with spacious typography and simple executive charts.
The slide system supports background colors, gradients, images, and layout information that the AI can adjust.
If only one metric is wrong:
Do not request a complete deck rewrite.
Select the field or identify the slide and request the specific correction.
This protects the rest of the presentation and uses the current lower-cost edit workflow.
Before asking:
Redesign the whole presentation to be completely different
save the current version first.
Because the current interface does not establish presentation version history, preserving the current saved state is particularly important.
Once a deck reaches an important milestone, PowerPoint export can provide an external copy.
Chapter 17 will explain that workflow.
This is useful because the current editor does not expose a formal revision-history system.
If a Presentation Project is no longer needed inside PROS SUITE but may still have business value:
On the initial Pitch Deck screen, the Send control requires:
before it becomes available.
Because initial attached-image consumption is not verified in the current source, a written Prompt remains the recommended input.
The current source writes the initial image into browser storage but does not show PresentationDeck reading that value.
Therefore, this can reflect the current implementation rather than user error.
If visual-reference editing is needed, use an image through Design Chat after the deck has been generated.
This is expected in the current version.
The Presentation AI system explicitly requires:
EXACTLY 8 slides.
If generation cannot begin:
Current Design Chat edits require:
10 Tokens.
If the Token deduction fails, the edit is canceled.
The current system can fall back to pre-built topic slides when the live AI generation completely fails.
In this condition it displays:
Using pre-built template slides for this topic.
Review the resulting content carefully because fallback slides may be more generic.
Improve the Prompt with:
Then use Design Chat to update only the slides that need improvement rather than starting over automatically.
Use a more specific editing request.
For example:
Change only Slide 4 Market Opportunity. Do not modify any other slide.
The editing system is already instructed to preserve unrelated slides, but explicit user scope makes the intention clearer.
The current Presentation editor is not a direct PowerPoint-like text-box editor.
Use:
Visual edits → Select Text → Ask AI
or:
Design Chat → Describe Change
The current PresentationDeck does not establish an Add Slide control.
The current generated presentation structure is eight slides.
Drag-and-drop reordering is not established in the current source.
Use the verified eight-slide narrative flow and request content changes through Design Chat.
Check:
The initial generated deck is not the same thing as a confirmed saved Presentation Project.
When a saved project cannot be retrieved, Pitch Deck can display:
Failed to load presentation project
or:
Error loading presentation project.
Do not start deleting other projects in response.
Retry the correct saved project or use the appropriate support process if the problem persists.
Pitch Deck can display:
Failed to save presentation
or:
Error saving presentation.
Do not leave the workspace assuming your latest edits were saved.
The current Auto-Play timing is fixed at:
5 seconds per slide.
The supplied user interface does not establish a timing-speed control.
Use manual Prev/Next navigation when you need presentation timing under your direct control.
The Play workflow attempts Fullscreen programmatically, but browser security can reject automated Fullscreen requests.
If the deck opens without Fullscreen:
Auto-Play may still be active.
Auto-Play is active.
Select:
Pause.
This is expected.
The current keyboard navigation assigns:
Space → Next Slide.
This is expected.
Selecting a slide from the Grid:
A strong presentation-production sequence is:
DEFINE PURPOSE
↓
GATHER REAL FACTS
↓
SELECT MODEL
↓
WRITE COMPLETE PRESENTATION BRIEF
↓
GENERATE 8-SLIDE DECK
Current initial generation:
500 Tokens
↓
REVIEW EACH SLIDE
↓
USE DESIGN CHAT / VISUAL EDITS
Current AI editing:
10 Tokens per request
↓
SAVE PRESENTATION
↓
GRID REVIEW
↓
FULLSCREEN REVIEW
↓
SAVE FINAL VERSION
↓
EXPORT PPTX
Before generation:
After generation:
Before presenting:
From Your Saved Presentations, you should now be able to:
The source verifies the following subscriber-facing capabilities:
The current source does not establish ordinary-user controls for:
These functions should not be documented as though they currently exist.
Several behaviors deserve special attention:
The generator currently requires exactly eight slides.
Current full initial generation requests 500 Tokens.
Current AI edits request 10 Tokens.
The saved Presentation Name comes from Slide 1's current Title.
Slides advance every five seconds.
The start page stores the attached image, but the supplied PresentationDeck source does not verify consuming it during initial generation.
The current subscriber workflow can be summarized as:
PITCH DECK
↓
Describe your presentation topic or pitch deck outline...
↓
Optional:
Choose Preset
↓
GENERATE
Current verified initial cost:
500 Tokens
↓
8-SLIDE PRESENTATION
↓
SLIDE THUMBNAILS + MAIN STAGE + DESIGN CHAT
↓
For changes:
DESIGN CHAT
or:
VISUAL EDITS → SELECT TEXT → ASK AI
Current verified edit cost:
10 Tokens
↓
SAVE PRESENTATION
↓
YOUR SAVED PRESENTATIONS
↓
Choose:
EDIT
or:
PLAY
↓
Review with:
PREV / NEXT
AUTO-PLAY
8-SLIDE OVERVIEW GRID
FULLSCREEN
↓
Then:
EXPORT PPTX
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