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Slides

A topic in, an illustrated deck out.

Describe the deck — the topic, the audience, and anything it must include — and get an illustrated deck back. It happens in two stages, and the order matters.

  1. 1

    The outline is written first

    A language model plans every slide: title, bullets, and a description of the picture that should carry it. That arrives in seconds and appears immediately, so you can judge it before any credits go on images.

  2. 2

    Then the pictures, one slide at a time

    They fill in behind the outline as they land. Generating all of them at once would finish sooner and fail all together on a rate limit; sequentially, a failure costs one slide and the rest still arrive.

A brief that works

Why short-form video wins attention, for a marketing team

Naming the audience is what turns a topic into a deck. “short form video” gets you a Wikipedia summary.

A finished deck
Four slides, planned and illustrated. The thumbnail strip below jumps between them.

Saved decks

The plan is stored before any image is made, so a run that dies halfway leaves a deck with its words and some of its pictures rather than nothing.

Saved decks are listed under the composer with a cover and an n/m illustrated count. Opening one restores it and resumes it — slides that already have art are skipped, so reopening a half-finished deck costs only the images it is actually missing.

Styles

Editorial · Watercolour · Claymation · Ink wash · Paper cut · Pixel art · Blueprint · Cinematic. The style applies to every image, so a deck stays coherent.

Why the text sits on a panel over the art

Generated art has no safe area — the next image may be bright exactly where the last one was dark. A deck whose titles are legible on four slides out of six is worse than one that never risks it, so the layout draws the type on a gradient panel instead of over bare picture.

The outline0

A text call, not billed as a generation

Each slide4

16:9 at 1080p

A six-slide deck24

Limits

No export yet
Decks live in the app. The images are assets and can be downloaded individually or assembled on the timeline.
The outline cannot be edited in place
Rebuild with a better brief.
A single slide cannot be re-illustrated
Reopening only fills in slides that have no art at all.

When something goes wrong

Could not get a usable plan

The model returned something that failed validation. Retry — it is not deterministic.

A slide could not be illustrated

One image failed. The rest continue, and the deck is usable with a gap.

No image model is enabled

No active image model. An administrator needs to enable one.