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AI Documents — Contracts, Resumes, Proposals
The same brief that builds a deck also builds a real A4 or Letter document, with your letterhead and Arabic flowing right-to-left.
Real, numbered A4/Letter pages with genuine margins — not slides pretending to be a document.
Letterhead-class headers and footers (10 presets each) plus your own logo banner.
Native Arabic right-to-left in live preview, PDF, and Word — with e-signatures built in.
Once you send a document, the recipient sees that sealed version — your later edits stay private drafts until you publish a new version.
Live · a real A4 page
A partnership proposal, written section by section. Headers, body, and bullets land on a real A4 page — identical in the live preview, the exported PDF, and the Word file. When the brief is Arabic, the same page flows right-to-left, end to end.
What it is
Not slides pretending to be a document — a real one.
Decks.Studio does not only make presentations. The very same brief that builds a deck can build a paginated document — a contract, a resume, a proposal, a report — on genuine A4 or US Letter pages, with real margins, a letterhead, and a footer.
It reads like a document because it is one: numbered pages, headed sections, and a header that appears on page one with a footer on the last — the letterhead conventions people actually expect. And when the language is Arabic, the whole thing flows right-to-left, everywhere it lands.
How it works
From a brief to a signed page.
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Choose Document, describe it
Switch the format from Deck to Document and describe what you need — a contract, a resume, a proposal. Decks defaults it to portrait A4 or Letter, the natural shape of a page.
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AI drafts real pages
The same brief that builds a deck writes and paginates a true document: headed sections, real margins, your letterhead on page one and your footer on the last.
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Brand it — in Arabic or English
Ten letterhead presets, ten footers, or upload your own banner. Arabic flows right-to-left in every paragraph, heading, and bullet — direction included, not bolted on.
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Sign, then export
Send one signing link per signer; they type or draw their name and the signed PDF carries an audit trail. Then export to PDF or Word, or share a live link.
Inside every document
Letterhead, language, and signatures.
Paginated A4 & Letter
Contracts, resumes, proposals, and reports on genuine pages with genuine margins — not slides pretending to be a document.
Letterhead-class headers & footers
Ten header presets, ten footers, plus your own logo banner. The header lands on page one only, the footer on the last page only.
Arabic, right-to-left, end to end
Right-to-left flow in the live preview, the PDF, and the Word file — bullets, headings, and direction in every paragraph.
E-signatures, built in
One link per signer; the signed PDF appends the audit trail, and a content hash voids the signature the instant the document is edited after signing.
Where it fits
The paperwork that carries the deal.
Legal & operations
Draft an NDA or a service contract, send it for signature, and keep a tamper-evident audit trail — without ever leaving the document.
Consultants & job seekers
A clean statement of work or a polished resume on real letterhead, exported to a Word file the other side can actually edit.
Bilingual GCC teams
Proposals and reports that need to read perfectly in Arabic and English alike — right-to-left in the PDF and the Word export, on brand throughout.
Why it matters
A deck opens the room. A document closes it.
The presentation gets you the meeting; the contract, the proposal, or the signed statement of work is what actually finishes it. Most tools make you jump to a word processor to produce that document — and the moment you do, you lose your brand, your letterhead, and (if you work in Arabic) your right-to-left layout.
Decks keeps both halves in one place. The deck and the document share the same brand kit, the same AI, and the same export pipeline — so the paperwork that carries the deal looks every bit as considered as the pitch that opened it, in whichever language you work.