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Refine — Edit Your Deck by Chat
Edit any deck or document by chatting with it — “make it shorter”, “change the tone to formal”, “add a competitor slide”. The AI changes only what you ask, and every turn is one tap from undo.
Say the change in plain language and the AI makes exactly that edit — no menus, no dragging text boxes.
Targeted edits: only the section you named re-renders, so refinements are fast and the rest of the deck never moves.
Every turn is a saved version — undo any single edit — and the same chat translates your deck between English and Arabic, right-to-left.
Live · one instruction, one section
A chat instruction on the right; on the left, only the slide it names re-renders — with the gold “editing” ring showing exactly what changed. Every turn keeps an undo, and the last one translates the slide to Arabic, right-to-left, in place.
What it is
Edit a whole deck the way you'd talk to a designer.
Refine is the conversation you have with your deck after it's built. You type what you want changed — “make it shorter”, “change the tone to formal”, “add a competitor slide” — and the AI makes exactly that edit, then shows it to you in place. It is the difference between generating a deck and actually finishing one.
What makes it fast is that Refine edits are targeted: only the section you named re-renders, not the entire deck. Every instruction becomes a saved version, so any single turn is one tap from undo — and the same chat can translate your deck between English and Arabic, right-to-left direction included.
How it works
Say it, see it, undo it.
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Describe the change in chat
Say it the way you'd tell a designer — “make the cover punchier”, “change the tone to formal”, “add a competitor slide”, “cut the intro in half”. No menus, no editing mode to hunt through.
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AI edits just that part
Refine reads the whole deck for context but rewrites only what you asked for. Ask to shorten one slide and the other slides — their copy, their layout, their charts — are left exactly as they were.
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The preview updates in place
The changed section re-renders right where it is, so you watch the edit land instead of regenerating the deck. Because only that part re-renders, targeted edits are fast and never disturb the rest.
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Undo, redo, or translate
Every turn is a saved version: one tap on “↩ Restore this version” rolls a single edit back. And “translate to Arabic” — or back to English — reflows the slide right-to-left, in place, as its own undoable turn.
Where it shines
The distance between a draft and a deck you'd send.
Polish a first draft, fast
The generator gives you a strong deck in minutes; Refine is how you make it yours. “Punchier cover”, “tighten the ask”, “more confident tone” — a dozen small asks and it reads like you laboured over it.
Reshape a deck for a new room
The same pitch, retargeted by chat: “add a competitor slide”, “drop the pricing”, “make it investor-facing”. Change what the moment needs without rebuilding the deck from scratch.
Go bilingual without redoing the work
Build in English, then “translate to Arabic” — headings, body, and reading direction flip right-to-left in place. One deck, two languages, and every version still one tap from undo.
Why it matters
Generation gets you a draft. Refine gets you finished.
Any tool can hand you a first draft now. The real work has always been the hundred small edits after — tightening a line, softening a tone, adding the one slide the audience will ask about. Do that in a normal editor and you're dragging text boxes; do it by regenerating and you lose everything you'd already fixed. Refine is a third path: change one thing, keep everything else, and never leave the flow of just saying what you want.
And because every turn is targeted and undoable, editing stops being risky. You can try a bolder tone, translate the whole thing to Arabic, or restructure the argument — knowing any step is one tap from where you were. That safety is what turns a good first draft into a deck you're genuinely proud to send.