PowerPoint makeover, before and after, slide by slide

The fastest way to judge a makeover is to see the same deck twice. Here is what changes on each kind of slide when PitchBoost rebuilds a deck, and how to run the before-and-after on your own file for free.

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The same deck, rebuilt

A six-slide sales deck for a fictional fleet-analytics company, built the way most decks are (Calibri, a navy bar, five long bullets), then uploaded and rebuilt one slide to one in the company's brand. Nothing was retyped.

Before
Before: Title slide: the same company name and tagline, in the brand pulled from the website instead of a navy rectangle.
After
After: Title slide: the same company name and tagline, in the brand pulled from the website instead of a navy rectangle.
Title slide: the same company name and tagline, in the brand pulled from the website instead of a navy rectangle.
Before
Before: The wall of text: five long bullets become a layout, and every figure in them (23%, 3.4 days, 61%, 34%, $4,200, 11 hours) is still there.
After
After: The wall of text: five long bullets become a layout, and every figure in them (23%, 3.4 days, 61%, 34%, $4,200, 11 hours) is still there.
The wall of text: five long bullets become a layout, and every figure in them (23%, 3.4 days, 61%, 34%, $4,200, 11 hours) is still there.
Before
Before: Pricing table: three tiers, the same numbers, readable from the back of the room.
After
After: Pricing table: three tiers, the same numbers, readable from the back of the room.
Pricing table: three tiers, the same numbers, readable from the back of the room.
Before
Before: Chart slide: the values behind the chart are read from the file and rebuilt as a comparison table, with the headline numbers pulled forward and the improvement worked out per customer.
After
After: Chart slide: the values behind the chart are read from the file and rebuilt as a comparison table, with the headline numbers pulled forward and the improvement worked out per customer.
Chart slide: the values behind the chart are read from the file and rebuilt as a comparison table, with the headline numbers pulled forward and the improvement worked out per customer.
Before
Before: Next steps: a closing slide with the ask, the timeline and a way to reply.
After
After: Next steps: a closing slide with the ask, the timeline and a way to reply.
Next steps: a closing slide with the ask, the timeline and a way to reply.

Want this on your own slides before signing up? The free preview rebuilds two of them.

Upload, point at your website, done

The whole thing takes a few minutes, and you review the captured brand before anything generates.

1

Upload the deck you have

Any .pptx up to 50 MB. PitchBoost reads every slide, titles, body copy, the lot, and keeps your narrative intact. Nothing gets summarized away without asking you first.

2

Point it at your website

One scan picks up your logo, brand colors, and tone of voice. That's what the redesign is built from, your brand, not a template gallery.

3

Get the redesigned deck as a shareable link

A few minutes later you have a professionally laid-out deck, published as a trackable link. Edit any slide, export to PDF or PowerPoint, and see who opens it.

The situation this page exists for

Title slide: from file name to first impression

Before: a default template title, a date, maybe a logo squashed in the corner. After: your brand's color and logo, a headline that says what the deck is for, and the presenter's name where it can be read from the back of the room.

The bullet wall: from eight lines to one point

Before: a title, eight bullets, 11-point type, the presenter reading it aloud. After: the slide's single claim as the title, the supporting points laid out in a structure that matches them (steps, a comparison, a grid), and the detail moved to speaker notes or a follow-up slide.

The chart slide: from screenshot to evidence

Before: a chart pasted at whatever size it came, the axis labels too small to read, the takeaway nowhere. After: the chart sized to fill the slide, the takeaway as the title, your data values carried over exactly, and colors matched to your brand.

What comes back

  • Team and about-us slides: consistent headshot sizes, names readable, no clip-art org charts
  • Agenda and section dividers: one visual system for the whole deck instead of five
  • Closing slide: a real next step and contact details, not the word Questions
  • The whole deck in one brand: same type, same palette, same spacing on every slide

Common questions

Can I see a before and after of my own deck before paying?

Yes. The free plan includes one AI deck a month, and a makeover counts as one. Upload the .pptx, point PitchBoost at your website for the brand, and compare the result to the original in a few minutes.

Does the makeover keep my content?

It keeps the content and rebuilds the design. Titles become the point of the slide, dense text is restructured, and nothing is invented: numbers, claims and chart values are carried over from your file.

What if I only want some slides made over?

Every slide in the rebuilt deck is editable, and you can regenerate or restore individual slides. Most people run the full makeover and then hand-tune the two or three slides they care most about.

Do I get an editable PowerPoint back?

Yes. Download an editable PowerPoint with real text boxes and fonts, an exact-look version that matches the web deck, or a PDF. The web link is also live, so you can share the after version straight away.

Run the before and after on your own deck. The first one is free.

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