What changed in PitchBoost, and when. Customer-facing changes only.
The editor is rebuilt. Click any words on a slide and type, or click a picture to swap it from your deal, the image library or an upload. Everything saves as you go, Undo takes back any change (the AI's included), and the AI sits beside the slide while you work.
Downloaded PDFs now carry the slide text, so you can select, copy and search it. The exact-look PowerPoint has your speaker notes too, and the two PowerPoints download under different names.
Editable PowerPoint now keeps the deck's own design, pictures and logos, with every word as real PowerPoint text you can change, in the deck's fonts, sizes and colors.
A deck's share screen shows the deck on the left and one panel on the right for the link and every download, with Edit deck at the top.
Present opens the deck full window, one slide at a time. Presenter view opens a second window with the next slide, your speaker notes, a clock and a timer, and both windows stay on the same slide.
Before a deck is built from a written brief, PitchBoost shows the slide-by-slide plan. Edit titles and points, reorder, add or remove slides, or ask for a revision, then build exactly that plan. Or skip it.
Ask for a change to the slide you're on or to the whole deck in one running conversation. Changes save themselves with Undo, questions get answers without changing anything, and you see the cost before you send.
Attach a long PDF, like a thesis or an annual report, and PitchBoost reads up to 120 pages, condensing each part and keeping every number, instead of stopping at page 40.
On pitchboost.ai, type what your presentation is about and get a designed deck in about two minutes, free and with no sign-up.
PitchBoost now shapes a deck for its job: lessons end on takeaways and questions, reports lead with the result, talks build to a point, and only pitches end on an ask.
Decks on a paid plan, or bought once, carry no PitchBoost badge or credit line anywhere: the link, the downloads and Google Slides.
Arabic, Hebrew, Persian and Urdu decks now download right to left in PowerPoint, the editable PowerPoint and Google Slides.
Every deck's link stays free to share and present. The PowerPoint, PDF and Google Slides files come with Starter (now $7 a month, decks up to 25 slides), Pro or Business, or $9 once for a single deck up to 25 slides. Accounts created before Oct 20 keep their downloads.
Open in Google Slides puts an editable copy of the deck in your own Google Drive and opens it there.
Upload a deck saved as a PDF and PitchBoost rebuilds it like a PowerPoint, and a PDF attached for context is now read. "Make it look like this" takes a picture of a look you like (a slide, a website, a brand board) and builds the deck in its colors, fonts and layout.
If your upload is longer than the free plan builds, you can now finish that one deck with a one-time payment: every slide rebuilt, no PitchBoost badge, and 100 credits for edits ($13 up to 50 slides, $25 up to 60). The free choice comes first: condense to 10 slides and build. Starter now rebuilds decks up to 50 slides.
Add the PitchBoost plugin in ChatGPT, on a free account or a paid one, attach a .pptx and ask for a redesign, or describe a new deck. ChatGPT replies with the link; open it in PitchBoost for the full preview and the PowerPoint and PDF downloads.
Ten short articles with real steps: redesigning a PowerPoint, Google Slides and Keynote, slide limits by plan, downloads, share links, connecting to ChatGPT and Claude, credits, how long a deck takes, and how your brand is captured.
Account emails now arrive in the language your dashboard is set to (English, Spanish, Portuguese). The deck-ready email leads with a picture of the title slide, an Open link and a PowerPoint download.
While a rebuild is drafting, the generating screen shows the slides you uploaded as small cards in your brand color, so the wait is not a blank screen.
Pro now includes custom domains for deck links, as the pricing page has said. Previously the setting was only enabled on Business.
Decks in Arabic, Hebrew, Persian and Urdu are laid out right to left. Text inside SmartArt diagrams is now read from uploaded PowerPoints instead of being dropped.
A rebuild never exceeds your plan's slide limit, including condensed rebuilds and the quality revision pass. The share screen says how many of your slides were kept and how to rebuild the rest.
The PitchBoost connector gained rebuild_deck, get_rebuild_status and publish_deck: attach a deck in ChatGPT or Claude, ask for it to be improved, and get the link when it is ready.
Starter is $9 a month: 800 credits, decks up to 25 slides, no PitchBoost badge, top-up packs. Every plan now shows a simple percentage of the monthly allowance instead of a running dollar figure.
Series and values inside PowerPoint charts are read with the slide text, so a data-heavy deck rebuilds with your real numbers and the fact check knows they are yours.
Plain text replacements across a deck run instantly and cost no credits. Three AI edits a month are included on the free plan.
Stripe shows the price in your local currency at checkout.
Upload a deck and get a scored review of structure, clarity and design without an account.
The fact check now removes any quantitative claim that cannot be traced to your uploaded deck, your website or a cited source, and links each kept fact to where it came from. Keep, replace or drop each imported image before a rebuild.
The screen where you review a deck, publish it and send it is now localized, with the rest of the dashboard.
Plans and limits are on the pricing page; how each feature works is in the help center.
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