Summary

This AI deck maker builds a slide-by-slide outline for marketing campaign decks, not generic pitches. Pick the deck's job (kickoff brief, QBR recap, budget ask, or a pitch for a new channel), the audience (leadership, client, or internal team), the primary goal metric, and the channels running. The tool assembles a matching skeleton, adds one slide per channel you flag, and closes with the slide that audience actually reads: budget and ROI for leadership, a reporting cadence for a client, ownership for an internal team. It also estimates build time at roughly 12 minutes per slide once the outline is set, a stated assumption, not a claim.

Toolkit

The AI Deck Maker Built for Campaign Decks, Not Pitches

Pick the deck's job, the audience and the channels running, and get a slide-by-slide outline in seconds. Built for the decks marketing ops actually presents, not another generic template.

Campaign deck outline generator

Set the deck's job, audience, primary goal and the channels running. The outline updates live. Nothing you enter leaves your browser.

Channels running in this campaign
Slides Build time

    Estimate assumes about 12 minutes per slide once the outline is set: a title, one chart or screenshot, no custom design work.

    How it works

    The outline changes with the job, not just the topic

    Pick the deck's job

    Four skeletons: kickoff brief, results recap, budget ask, or a pitch for a new channel. Each orders the story in a different sequence, because each is read by a different set of eyes at a different moment.

    Channels become legs

    Flag the channels actually running and each one gets its own slide: what it owns and what it costs. The deck matches your real stack instead of a five-channel template you don't run.

    Audience sets the close

    Leadership gets a budget-and-ROI slide. Clients get a reporting cadence. Internal teams get who owns what leg. The last slide adapts to who is actually in the room.

    Built for the real deck

    One outline, matched to who reads it

    A kickoff brief and a budget request are not the same story, even for the same campaign. The generator swaps the skeleton, folds in a slide per channel you flag, and closes with the slide your audience actually asks for: ROI for leadership, a reporting cadence for a client, ownership for the team running it.

    • 4 deck skeletons: kickoff, recap, budget ask, pitch
    • One slide per channel you flag, not per generic template
    • Closing slide adapts to leadership, client or internal audience
    Grid of slide thumbnails with one highlighted slide connected to checkpoints
    Bearings, taken

    Common questions

    Is this ai deck maker free to use?
    Yes. The outline builder runs in your browser, no signup and no credit card. Nothing you type is sent anywhere except an anonymous run counter.
    Does it write the actual slide content for me?
    No. It drafts the outline: the slide order and a one-line brief for each one. You still write the copy and pick the chart. This solves the blank-page problem, not the writing.
    Where does the 12-minutes-per-slide estimate come from?
    It's our own operating assumption, not a published study: a title, one chart or screenshot, no custom design work. Add time if your team designs from scratch, subtract time if you're reusing a template.
    Why does the outline change when I pick a different audience?
    Because a leadership deck earns its keep on the budget-and-ROI slide, a client deck earns it on reporting cadence, and an internal deck earns it on who owns what. Same campaign, different close.
    Can I add more than five channels?
    The five cover the stack most campaigns run: email, paid social, paid search, CRM/lifecycle and organic content. Add a manual slide for anything outside that; most decks don't need a sixth leg anyway.
    Is this the same brief Compass uses to run a real campaign?
    It's the presentation layer, not the execution engine. Compass's own campaign brief plans and runs the route across your stack; this tool turns that plan into something you can put in front of people.
    Does using this change my Compass plan or pricing?
    No. This tool is free to use and unrelated to your Compass plan. It doesn't require a Compass account.

    Want Compass to run the campaign this deck describes?

    The outline shows the route. Compass is the AI agent that actually drives it, across email, ads, social and CRM, and re-routes when the numbers move.