AI-Generated Pitch Decks: Frequently Asked Questions
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Answers to common questions about AI-generated pitch decks — citations, editability, brand consistency, PowerPoint vs Canva, and turning decks into video.
AI-generated decks raise a lot of the same questions across sales, research, and marketing teams. Here are the ones that come up most, with straight answers.
Are AI-generated decks actually editable?
Yes. The export is a real `.pptx` file — every text box, shape, and image is editable in PowerPoint, Keynote, or Google Slides. If you prefer Canva, the same deck lands there as an editable design instead of a flattened import.
How are citations handled?
Each point on a slide stays tied to the source it came from in the chat. Citations appear inline so reviewers can trace any claim back to the underlying PDF, page, or note. Nothing is fabricated to fill space.
Will the deck match our brand?
On export you pick your organization, and the logo, fonts, and color palette apply automatically across every slide. You do not need to hand a designer the file to make it look on-brand.
Does every slide use the same layout?
No. The export picks a layout per slide — title, big stat, two-column, timeline, quote, comparison table — based on what the underlying content looks like. A number gets a stat slide; a sequence gets a timeline.
Can I turn the deck into a video?
Yes. One click sends the finished deck to Plot as a draft story. Plot writes the narration and paces it into a video with a shareable preview.
What if the chat is missing something?
Go back to the chat, add the missing question, and re-export. Because the deck is generated from the thread, the fix happens where the reasoning lives — not in the slides.
Do I need to write prompts to get a good deck?
No. If you can hold a normal research conversation with your assistant, the export handles the deck side. See the broader no-code AI agents FAQ for more on that philosophy.