Decks
Build personalised pitch decks
Decks uses your existing PowerPoint or PDF to build personalised sponsorship proposals. Add branded visuals, create reusable templates, share a link and see viewer engagement.
Bring the deck you already have
Upload a PowerPoint or PDF and start working on it straight away.
Drag and drop a .ppt or .pptx file. Every image becomes a design zone.
Select PowerPoint FileDrop in rich media
Drag designs, Studio images and videos into any slide, then export again as PPTX or PDF if you need to.
Build once, personalise endlessly
Turn any deck into a template by linking image placeholders to your design templates, and keep templates organised in folders.
A personalised deck in minutes
Choose a template, search the brand, and Intelligent Pick brands every image and rebuilds the whole deck.
Who are you pitching?
Select multiple brands for your personalised decks.
Share it your way
Create public, password-protected or email-gated links (for example, @brand.com only), plus an internal feedback link so the team can comment before it goes out.
Know who's reading
Get notified when someone opens the deck, then see per-viewer analytics and a slide-by-slide heatmap. It beats sending a WeTransfer and hoping.
Drag and drop a .ppt or .pptx file. Every image becomes a design zone.
Select PowerPoint FileWhat customers say about Sportworks.io
“It's completely changed how we respond to the market. We can create personalised decks in minutes, and the video capabilities help us bring our ideas to life in a way that feels genuinely interactive. It has been incredibly powerful helping us when we pitch.”
Common questions about Decks
Can I personalise a deck I already use?
Yes. Upload a PowerPoint or PDF, add Designs, Studio images or videos, and link image placeholders to design templates. Choose a brand to rebuild the deck with branded images.
Explore DesignsCan I share a deck and see who viewed it?
Yes. Share a public, password-protected or email-gated link. Decks offers open notifications, per-viewer analytics and a slide-by-slide heatmap.