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A pitch deck outline is the skeleton of your investor narrative: the order of slides, the headline of each, and what evidence each slide needs to support its claim.
This tool generates a 12-slide outline tailored to your stage: pre-seed decks lean into team and vision; seed decks balance problem/solution/traction; Series A decks lead with metrics. The outline is a starting point — your real deck will iterate from here.
Most founders skip outlining and dive straight into Figma. The result: 30 slides, scattered story, the strongest message buried on slide 17. The deck order is the story; getting the outline right is the highest-leverage hour of work in fundraising prep.
What this generator gives you: a defensible 12-slide structure following the patterns top investors expect, customized to your stage and industry. What it doesn't replace: the actual content, visuals, and your unique narrative — those are still yours to write.
Pre-seed = team, problem, vision dominate. Seed = balanced. Series A = traction-first. Match your actual fundraising stage, not your aspirational one.
Generalist VC, sector specialist, angel network, accelerator — each weighs slides differently. Tell the AI who's actually reading.
MRR, growth rate, retention, design partner names, signed LOIs — whatever's most credible. The outline will tell you which slide each belongs on.
The outline gives you the structure. Your job is to write each slide in your voice with your specific data. Don't copy-paste the AI text into the deck.
Show the deck to 3 trusted founders before any investor sees it. Their feedback usually hits the structure as much as the content.