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AI deck rebuild

Keep the words. Fix the deck.

Upload any PowerPoint. Grand Nebula rebuilds it into a deck worth presenting, and hands it back editable.

Source deck Rebuilt deck
Original slide: dense bullet list and a cluttered chart
Rebuilt slide: clear headline, three metrics and one clean chart
Drag to compare Quarterly business review, page 3

The turnaround

Three real transformations. Same words, same numbers, same data. A different deck at the other end.

01

Quarterly business review

Nine bullet lines become one argument and three numbers.

Rebuilt quarterly business review slide Original quarterly business review slide
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02

Series A cover

Buzzwords out. One claim, one proof, one ask.

Rebuilt typographic pitch cover Original gradient pitch cover
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03

Research walkthrough

A tangled diagram becomes a pipeline you can follow.

Rebuilt aligned pipeline diagram slide Original tangled diagram slide
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What comes back

Not a PDF. Not flattened screenshots. A PowerPoint file you can keep editing.

01

Natively editable

Text boxes, shapes, and pictures arrive as real PowerPoint objects with working adjustment handles.

Detail of rebuilt cover typography
02

Narrative first

The argument is restructured before a single slide is redrawn.

03

Source wording fixed

Your sentences, numbers, and sequence stay exactly as you wrote them.

04

Data-backed charts

Charts and tables carry their data, with Edit Data available in PowerPoint.

Detail of a rebuilt bar chart
05

Diagrams that read

Connectors align to a grid. Every box earns its place.

Detail of an aligned pipeline diagram
06

Motion and notes travel

Native transitions, animations, and speaker notes ship with the rebuilt file.

Pick a direction, not a template

Four visual systems ship with the Studio. Each one is a full spec: type, spacing, color, imagery, and motion.

Editorial dark slide sample

Editorial dark

Ink fields, high-contrast type, one accent. Built for boardrooms with the lights down.

Editorial light slide sample

Editorial light

Porcelain paper and heavy grotesk covers. Built for print-outs and pitch rooms.

Blueprint slide sample

Blueprint

Grid-locked diagrams and monospace annotations. Built for technical walkthroughs.

Free design slide sample

Free design

The system reads your brand cues and composes from scratch. Built for decks that must feel like yours.

What the Studio reads

Every upload is inventoried before anything is redrawn. Nothing on this list gets flattened into a picture.

Slide text
Titles, body, footnotes, and table content, mapped page by page.
Charts and tables
Series data and headers, so charts come back editable instead of pasted.
Images and media
Placement, cropping, and context carried into the new layout.
Speaker notes
Your talking points survive the rebuild untouched.
Masters and layouts
Existing structure is respected, or replaced per the spec you confirm.
Color and type
Source identity cues feed the direction step instead of being guessed.

How the rebuild runs

Inventory

Slide order, text, charts, tables, images, colors, and fonts are read into a page-by-page content map.

01

Direction

Audience, delivery context, visual identity, and density are set before any page is redrawn.

02

Composition

Every slide receives deliberate hierarchy, spacing, and layout rhythm while your wording stays fixed.

03

Validation

Pages are checked for overflow, contrast, consistency, and editability before the file returns.

04
Read the full method
We stopped spending Sundays on deck cleanup. The numbers stay ours. The slides finally look like we planned them.
Marta Ilic - Head of Revenue Operations, Northbeam Logistics
The rebuild kept every number our CFO signed off on. That is the whole reason we trust it.
Daniel Okafor - Finance Director, Fieldstone Analytics
I hand over raw engineer dumps on Monday. The board sees a story on Tuesday.
Priya Raghavan - VP Platform, Meridian Freight

Your next deck is one upload away.

Drop the file. Confirm the spec. Download the rebuild.

The Studio

One surface, four moves.

Drop a deck, confirm the spec, watch the rebuild, take the file. Nothing leaves your browser until you press start.

Source Demo interface

Drop your .pptx here

PowerPoint 97-2024 (.pptx). Up to 80 MB.

Choose file
Design specDefaults are safe to keep
Format
Page count
Visual direction
Options
Add a file to enable this button.

Inside the output file

The rebuild targets the PowerPoint object model itself, not a picture of it.

Native shapes and masters

Real slide masters and layouts, with shapes that keep working adjustment handles.

Charts with Edit Data

Data-backed chart and table objects, not pictures of charts.

Editable formulas

Math compiles to native PowerPoint formulas you can open and change.

Transitions and animation

Native page transitions and object animation, applied with restraint.

Imagery with a license path

Generated or sourced imagery, with attribution handled when a license requires it.

Validation report

Overflow, contrast, and editability checks run before the file is handed back.

Where it stops

  • SmartArt is returned as grouped shapes, not rebuilt SmartArt.
  • Pages built from flattened screenshots cannot recover text that was never text.
  • Results track source quality. A clearer source deck rebuilds cleaner.

Before you upload

Four habits that visibly raise rebuild quality.

  • Export from PowerPoint, not from a PDF print. Live text rebuilds; prints do not.
  • Keep charts as charts. Embedded data comes back editable.
  • Mark legal and brand pages as keepers when they must not move.
  • Trim appendix dumps. The rebuild focuses on the deck that actually gets presented.

PowerPoint .pptx files from PowerPoint 97 through the current release. The output is always a new .pptx. Your original is never modified.

No. The workflow treats your text as the authority. Hierarchy and layout change. Sentences, numbers, and order stay as written.

Yes. Mark any page as a keeper during the spec step and it passes through byte-for-byte.

Processing uses the file only to produce your rebuild, then deletes it per the retention window in the Privacy Policy. Files are never used to train public models.

Open it in PowerPoint and keep editing. Every element is a native object, so the last ten percent is ordinary slide work.

No subscription is required to receive the file. You only need PowerPoint, or a compatible editor, if you want to open the rebuild and polish the last ten percent.

The interface ships in English, Japanese, and Korean. Deck content can be in any language PowerPoint supports. Wording is never translated, only redesigned.

Your next deck is one upload away.

Drop the file. Confirm the spec. Download the rebuild.

How it works

Design judgment, made repeatable.

The workflow treats your deck as a structured source, not a flat stack of screenshots. Four moves from upload to download.

MOVE 01

Drop the file

Upload the .pptx in the Studio. Nothing leaves your browser until you confirm the spec and press start.

  • Drag the file onto the drop zone, or pick it from disk.
  • Size and page count are read locally before anything is sent.
  • No endpoint configured? The whole flow runs as a local demo.
MOVE 02

Confirm the spec

Format, page count, and visual direction. Change anything, mark keeper pages, or accept the defaults and go.

  • Format, page count, and visual direction on one screen.
  • Mark keeper pages that must pass through unchanged.
  • Defaults are tuned for business decks. Override anything.
MOVE 03

Watch the rebuild

Inventory, direction, composition, validation. Progress is reported stage by stage while pages are redrawn.

  • Inventory, direction, composition, validation run in order.
  • Progress reports stage by stage, page by page.
  • Cancel before export and the source is discarded.
MOVE 04

Take it back

A natively editable .pptx downloads to your machine. Open it in PowerPoint and keep working like any normal deck.

  • One .pptx, natively editable, plus a validation summary.
  • Opens in PowerPoint. Keynote and Slides import it cleanly.
  • Run it again any time. Your source deck is never modified.

What changes, what never does

Redrawn every time

  • Visual hierarchy and reading order on each slide
  • Spacing, alignment, and layout rhythm
  • Color system and type pairing
  • Charts restyled around their own data
  • Imagery cropped, placed, and licensed

Never touched

  • Your sentences and headlines
  • Numbers, dates, and units
  • Slide sequence, unless you ask
  • Speaker notes
  • Keeper-marked pages

Inside the intelligence

The Studio is not one model guessing at slides. It is a stack: encoded design playbooks, executed in optimization rounds, driven by frontier-class language models.

01

Multi-round optimization

Every deck passes four evaluation rounds: inventory, direction, composition, validation. Each round scores the pages and feeds corrections into the next, so quality converges instead of gambling on one pass.

02

System prompts as design contracts

Each visual direction ships as a machine-readable spec: type scale, spacing rhythm, color roles, chart grammar. The model follows a contract, not a mood.

03

A skill library, not vibes

Hundreds of layout, typography, and data-display rules are encoded as reusable skills: how a diagram aligns, how a table breathes, when a slide should stay quiet.

04

Frontier models, orchestrated

Production inference runs on the Zhipu GLM model series, routed per task: structure reading, copy hierarchy, and visual composition each get the model pass that suits them.

An audience watching a presentation in a conference hall

Built for the deck you actually have to give.

Board reviews, pipeline calls, conference talks. The rebuild is judged in the room, not in the file explorer.

Get a better rebuild

01

Real text beats screenshots

Pages built from live text and tables rebuild cleanly. Flattened images stay images.

02

Bring the data

Charts with embedded data return as editable charts. Paste-in pictures of charts do not.

03

Mark your keepers

Tell the system which pages must stay untouched and they pass through unchanged.

Your next deck is one upload away.

Drop the file. Confirm the spec. Download the rebuild.

Pricing

Simple plans, serious decks.

Start free. Upgrade when the decks start shipping every week. Every plan outputs a natively editable PowerPoint.

Subscriptions renew automatically each period until cancelled. Cancel any time by emailing support@grandnebula.com; cancellation takes effect at the end of the current billing period.

Preview

Try the rebuild on a real deck.

$0/mo

per month, billed monthly

Start free
  • 2 rebuilds per month
  • Decks up to 20 pages
  • Editorial light direction
  • Editable .pptx output
  • Community support

Creator

For solo presenters shipping weekly.

$12/mo

per month, billed monthly

Choose Creator
  • 20 rebuilds per month
  • Decks up to 60 pages
  • All four visual directions
  • Keeper pages and editable charts
  • Email support within 48 hours

Business

For teams with a house style.

$79/mo

per month, billed monthly

Choose Business
  • 5 seats with a shared style spec
  • 400 rebuilds per month, pooled
  • Brand lock: your colors and fonts
  • Invoice billing and seat management
  • Priority support, DPA on request

Every plan includes

Natively editable .pptx output Wording never changed Files deleted per the Privacy Policy No PowerPoint subscription required

Prices in USD, taxes where applicable. Refunds per section 3 of the Terms of Service.

Yes. Upgrades apply immediately with prorated billing. Downgrades take effect at the next cycle.

Fourteen days from the first paid charge, per section 3 of the Terms of Service. No questions asked.

Yes. Every charge produces an itemized invoice. Business plans can add a company name and tax ID at checkout.

Email support@grandnebula.com from your account email. Cancellation takes effect at the end of the current period and no further charges are made. The 14-day refund window still applies to the first charge.

Immediately after processing completes. The Studio shows a download link for the new .pptx; a typical 20-page deck returns in a few minutes.

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