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Riffly
Describe a deck and AI builds it + Exports to PowerPoint
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Describe a deck and AI builds it + Exports to PowerPoint
79 followers
Riffly is an AI presentation builder you talk to instead of click through. Type your prompt — "10-slide pitch deck, dark theme, investor-ready" — and a full designed deck appears in seconds. Refine it through chat. Click any slide to edit directly. Export a realpptx for PowerPoint or Google Slides. Better than Beautiful.ai — friendlier UX, real free tier, no auto-renewal traps. Free: 3 decks/month, no credit card. Pro: $12/mo or $99/year.
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Exporting directly to PowerPoint is a killer feature for corporate workflows. Can Riffly follow a specific brand kit or template provided by the user?
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@rivra_dev Great question — and you're right, that's exactly where the biggest enterprise value is. Brand kit support is on the roadmap. The plan is to let users upload their brand colors, fonts, and logo, and Riffly applies them automatically to every deck generated. No more off-brand slides from team members who don't know the style guide. If you want early access when that ships, drop your email and I'll reach out directly.
Do charts and layouts stay editable once you open it in PowerPoint, or do they flatten into images?
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@othman_katim Great question — right now text and layout elements stay fully editable when you open in PowerPoint. You can click into any text block and edit it directly. Charts are currently exported as static elements, but making them fully editable as native PowerPoint charts is on the roadmap. The goal is a file that feels like it was built in PowerPoint from scratch, not something that came out of an AI tool. Thanks for asking this — it's exactly the kind of feedback that shapes what we prioritize next.
Real .pptx export is the killer feature here. Most AI builders give you a proprietary link or a static PDF, which is useless if you need to make a quick tweak in the boardroom. Does it export as editable shapes and text, or just flat images?
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@priya_kushwaha1 This is exactly why I built the export the way I did — a .pptx file that actually behaves like a PowerPoint file, not a screenshot dressed up as one.
Text blocks and bullet points export as fully editable native PowerPoint elements. Click into any slide in PowerPoint or Google Slides and type directly — no workarounds.
Charts are currently static but native editable charts are coming — that's a priority on the roadmap based on how many people are asking about it.
The goal was always: if someone opens this file in a boardroom and needs to change a number on slide 4, they should be able to do it in 10 seconds. That's the bar we're building to.
Thanks for asking this!!
@justinduvanced Exactly. A pitch deck is a living document, not a museum piece. Glad the editable export hits the mark for you..
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@lakshminath_dondeti Honestly great question and I'll be transparent — we launched today so I'm working with early data.
What I can tell you from the first users: the people getting the most value are the ones who build presentations regularly as part of their workflow — salespeople doing weekly client proposals, consultants turning around client decks, teachers building new lesson slides every week. For those users it's not one deck a month, it's 4-8.
The free tier gives us a natural signal here too — users who hit the 3 deck/month free limit and upgrade to Pro are telling us exactly how frequently they build. Watching that data closely.
The honest answer is the high-frequency users are the ones who make this a sticky product. A founder building one pitch deck a year is a one-time use case. A sales rep building a proposal every week is a subscription that renews itself.
That's who we're building for.
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Hey everyone — welcome to the launch! 👋
I built Riffly because I genuinely hated making presentations. Still do. So I built something that does it for me.
This is day 1 of putting it in front of the world and I couldn't be more grateful for everyone who showed up.
Ask me anything. Tell me what's broken. Tell me what you love. Tell me what you'd build differently. I can take it — honest feedback is the only way this gets better.
A few things I'm already working on based on early feedback: → Brand kit support (apply your own colors, fonts, and logo) → Fully editable charts in PowerPoint export → Larger deck mode for 20+ slide presentations
This is a real product built by one person who wanted to solve a real problem. Every comment here shapes what gets built next.
Thank you for being here on day 1. Let's build something great together. 🚀