When Pitch fits
- You have source material and want it researched and restructured, not replaced with generic filler.
- You want an investor-shaped story: problem, solution, market, product, model, traction, ask.
- You want to edit text and layout in place, then export a PDF that matches the editor exactly.
- The same project may also need a demo video or launch film later.
When to use another tool
- Pick Gamma if you want a quick web-style presentation from a single prompt and do not need a fixed PDF.
- Pick Canva if your brand team already maintains slide templates there.
- Pick Keynote or Slides if the deck is mostly live-presented and you want full manual control.
Recommended workflow
- Drop your memo, old deck or website into a new deck project.
- Say who the deck is for and what you are asking for.
- Edit slides directly in the preview, then export the PDF.
Turn this memo into a 10-slide seed deck for B2B SaaS investors. Lead with the problem, keep charts simple.
Tool comparison
| Tool | Best for | Caveat |
|---|---|---|
| Pitch | Researched decks from your own sources, editable before PDF export | Focused on pitch, sales and board decks |
| Gamma | Fast prompt-to-presentation drafts | Card-based format; less control over a fixed page layout |
| Canva | Template-driven design with brand kits | Layout and copy are mostly manual |
| Google Slides / Keynote | Hand-built decks and live presenting | No research or drafting help built in |
FAQ
Will investors notice an AI-made deck?
They notice generic decks. A deck built from your real numbers and story reads like yours, which is the point of starting from your own sources.
Can I edit the deck after it is generated?
Yes. Every slide stays open in the editor, and the PDF export always matches the latest edit.