AI Pitch Deck Generator
Describe the company and the round in plain language. An AI agent researches the market, writes the narrative, and lays out every slide in your own brand palette and typography — not a generic template with your logo dropped in the corner.
One agent, every kind of deck
A deck is a shape, not a subject. The same agent handles all of these — what changes is the narrative order, the level of proof, and how much of the room already trusts you.
Pre-seed / seed deck
Story-led, ten to fourteen slides. Problem, insight, product, why now, why you. Numbers are directional and the team slide does real work.
Series A / B deck
Evidence-led. Cohorts, retention, unit economics, the repeatable go-to-market motion, and a use-of-funds slide tied to specific milestones.
Sales deck
Built for a buyer, not an investor. Opens on their cost of inaction, closes on proof and next step. No cap table, no TAM triangle.
Board deck
Results against plan, the decisions you need made, and the risks you want on record. Written to be read before the meeting, not performed during it.
Partner / channel deck
Explains the economics of working together: who owns the customer, how revenue splits, what each side commits.
Data room summary
The deck that follows the meeting — denser, more numbers, fewer adjectives, and safe to forward without you in the room.
How it works, in three steps
- 1
Describe the deck
Say what the company does, who the audience is, and what you are asking for. Paste your metrics, a memo, or a link to your site — the agent reads it.
- 2
The agent researches and writes
It checks the market claims it is about to make, drafts the narrative slide by slide, and typesets the result in your brand colours, fonts and logo.
- 3
Review, revise, export
Read it, tell the agent what to change in plain language, and export to PDF when it is right. The agent keeps the deck, so the next version starts from this one.
Why an agent beats a slide template
Template tools give you a shape and leave the thinking to you. The gap is not visual — it is that nobody writes the argument.
| Slide templates | Veii agent | |
|---|---|---|
| What you start with | An empty layout and a placeholder headline | A written argument, slide by slide, from your brief |
| Market claims | You go and find the numbers yourself | The agent researches them and cites where each one came from |
| Branding | Your logo pasted onto someone else’s palette | Typeset in your own Brand Kit — colours, fonts, tone |
| Revisions | You re-edit every slide by hand | You say what is wrong; the agent rewrites and re-lays it out |
| The next deck | Starts from the template again | Starts from your last deck, your metrics, your positioning |
| Cost of a first draft | An afternoon, usually two | Minutes, then your judgement on top |
Who this is for
Founders raising a round
The deck is not the hard part — the argument is. Give the agent your metrics and your honest read of the market, and get back a narrative you can argue with. Disagreeing with a draft is far faster than staring at slide one.
Seed deck for Meridian Labs: we sell an inspection-photo app to commercial roofing contractors. 31 customers, €19K MRR, growing 11% a month, founder-led sales. Raising €1.2M to hire two AEs and ship the insurance-claim integration. Be blunt about what is still unproven.
Sales and revenue teams
Every serious deal wants a slightly different deck. Rather than maintaining one master file that fits nobody, describe the buyer and the objection you expect, and let the agent assemble the version that meets it.
Build a sales deck for a 400-store retail chain evaluating us against their incumbent. They care about migration risk above all. Open on what a failed rollout costs them, then our phased migration, then two reference customers of similar size.
Operators reporting upward
Board and exec decks are mostly assembly: last quarter against plan, what changed, what you need decided. The agent already has the workspace data and writes the draft; you spend your time on the two slides that matter.
Quarterly board deck. Revenue €2.4M against a €2.6M plan, driven by a slow enterprise quarter. Pipeline for Q4 is 3.1x. Ask the board to approve a VP Sales hire and discuss SMB churn at 4.2% monthly.
Frequently asked questions
What is an AI pitch deck generator?
It is a tool that turns a written brief into a finished presentation — narrative, slide order and layout — instead of handing you an empty template. On Veii the work is done by an AI agent that can also research the market claims in the deck and typeset it in your own brand, so the output is a draft you argue with rather than a shell you fill in.
Is the AI pitch deck generator free?
Yes. Veii runs on free-tier models, so generating decks costs you nothing and there is no credit card at signup. You create a workspace, describe the deck, and the agent builds it.
Will the deck use my brand colours and fonts?
Yes. Your workspace has a Brand Kit — palette, typography, logo and tone of voice — which you can fill in by hand or have an agent extract from your website. Every deck is typeset from that Brand Kit, so slides come out in your identity rather than a stock theme.
Can I export the deck to PDF or PowerPoint?
Decks export to PDF, typeset in your brand. You can also keep working on the deck inside the workspace, where the agent revises it from plain-language instructions instead of you editing shapes by hand.
Does the agent make up the market numbers?
It is not supposed to, and it is built not to. When the deck needs a market claim the agent researches it and keeps the source, so you can see where a figure came from before you put it in front of an investor. Anything it could not source it should flag rather than invent — check the ones that matter to you.
How many slides will I get?
Whatever the brief calls for. Ask for a length and you get it; ask for "a seed deck" and you get the ten-to-fourteen slides that shape usually needs. You can tell the agent to cut or expand any section afterwards.
Can it revise a deck I already have?
Yes. Paste the content or point the agent at the existing material and describe what should change — a different audience, a new traction slide, a tighter story. It rewrites and re-lays out rather than starting over.
What happens after the deck is done?
It stays in your workspace, and so does the context behind it: your metrics, your positioning, your Brand Kit. The next deck — a sales version, next quarter’s board update — starts from what the agent already knows about you instead of from a blank template.
Build your first deck
Create a free workspace, describe the deck, and read the draft. No credit card, and the agent keeps working with you after the first version.
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