Problem, Solution, Market, Traction, Team, Ask.
The slide order investors expect — Problem, Solution, Market, Traction, Team, Ask. Describe your startup this way and the agent follows it.
Tell us about your startup. We'll draft a deck in the structure investors expect (Problem, Solution, Market, Traction, Team, Ask), so you can walk into the meeting prepared instead of pulling another all-nighter in PowerPoint.
A pitch deck should explain who has the problem, why your approach helps and what evidence supports the opportunity. Start with material you can substantiate, rather than filling an outline with invented numbers.
Give the generator your company stage, intended audience, source documents and funding objective. Treat its output as a draft: your team owns the business claims and the final review.
Name the customer and the problem, with evidence from your own research.
Explain your approach and the customer outcome it is designed to deliver.
Define your target market and cite the sources and assumptions behind your estimate.
Show what exists today and distinguish it from planned features.
Describe who pays, what they buy and how you expect to earn revenue.
Use dated, verifiable results; label forecasts separately.
Connect the team’s relevant experience to the work ahead.
State the amount sought, planned use of funds and milestones.
From description to deck
Genspark generates a draft from your description, then you iterate by chatting — not by hunting through editing tools.
Why Genspark Pitch Deck
Investor-grade slide order and an agent that iterates with you in chat.
The slide order investors expect — Problem, Solution, Market, Traction, Team, Ask. Describe your startup this way and the agent follows it.
10 to 12 slides is the length investors actually read. Tell the agent how long you want — a short pitch (3-5 slides) or a full deck (10-12).
Different rounds need different proof points. Tell the agent which stage you're raising — Pre-seed, Seed, or Series A — and what to emphasize.
Describe your industry — SaaS, FinTech, HealthTech, DTC, Marketplace, AI infrastructure, hardware, or anything else — and the agent works with what you tell it.
Tighten the narrative, swap a metric, soften the ask — by typing, not by clicking through a slide editor.
Depending on your workflow and account, available formats may include PowerPoint, PDF or Google Slides. Check the export options and review layout, fonts and charts before sharing.
Use it for
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How it works
Type a few sentences: stage, industry, traction, the round you're raising. The more specific the description, the more defensible the draft.
Slides in investor-standard order — Problem, Solution, Market, Traction, Team, Ask — the structure investors expect to see.
Edit a slide by typing — "soften the TAM claim", "swap traction for a logo wall". The agent updates the deck in place.
Review the deck and check which export options your workflow and account provide before sharing.
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Availability depends on your account, selected mode, credits and active benefits. Sign in to check your current allowance. Generation and export can require credits or a paid plan; a fixed free deck length is not promised.
Honestly, the answer depends on what you need. Genspark's strength is the structure: an investor-standard slide order, copy you can defend in a partner meeting, and a chat-based editor instead of a drag-and-drop canvas. If you're optimizing for visual flourish over substance, a template gallery is a fine pick. If your investors are going to read the words, start here.
Yes. Drop in your numbers (ARR, growth rate, customer logos, team headshots) and the agent fits them into the right slides. You can also paste in your existing deck and ask it to restructure or rewrite specific sections.
Choose a length that fits your audience and presentation format. Tell the generator your target slide count, then review the outline and adjust it to the evidence you have.
They take a clear, well-structured deck seriously. What investors push back on is fluffy claims and missing financial detail, not the tool you used to format the slides. The agent gets the structure right; the diligence-grade thinking about your business is still on you.
Type a few sentences about your startup: stage, industry, traction, the round you're raising. The agent drafts the slides in investor-standard order. Then you iterate by typing ("soften the TAM claim", "swap traction for a logo wall") until you're ready to export. The whole thing usually takes an afternoon for a first version.
PowerPoint, PDF and Google Slides export options depend on the selected workflow and your account. Review formatting, fonts and charts in the destination app before sharing.
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