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Turn old slide decks into an API that builds new ones
1 corbkise 1 8/26/2025, 11:15:12 PM blinkslides.com ↗
What it does
Extracts structure from a source deck and maps your content into it
Fills text, images, charts, and logos into the right placeholders
Outputs a fresh PowerPoint download
Works from an API or no-code tools
Quick example You POST a JSON outline with sections, bullets, and a few images. BlinkSlides matches it to a template and creates a new deck.
Why I built it I kept cloning old decks, changing titles, fixing layouts, and hunting for images. It was slow and error-prone. This lets you keep your brand look while moving fast.
Good fits
Sales one-pagers and pitch variations
Investor updates and monthly recaps
Customer onboarding and QBRs
Internal playbooks and SOPs
What I’m looking for
Rough edges you hit on first use
Must-have integrations
Security or permissions gaps I should tighten
Which deck types you’d automate first
If you want to try it, I can spin up a template from a sample deck and send back an API endpoint to hit with your content. Happy to share a short walkthrough and hear blunt feedback.
Thanks for reading.