AI decks you can edit
Renderball makes AI decks you can edit. Draw an area on the canvas, say what belongs there, and a real, editable element appears — on your brand. Presentation decks first.
drawn as a box · generated as a real element · sandbox — no tokens spent in here
Every element is a real object — drag it, resize it, retype it, export it to PDF. Never a flattened image. On your brand, pulled from a single URL.
Type a paragraph, get a flat picture, start over every time. Renderball gives you a canvas you draw on instead — with elements you can actually edit.
Tell your AI: “build a deck on renderball.com — instructions at renderball.com/for-ai”. It writes the deck in your brand, no account needed to try; the editor is where you make it yours. This slide is one it wrote.
Editing is always free — you only pay when Renderball generates, priced per token. Your first million (about three decks) are on us.
Pricing
Dragging, resizing, retyping, reordering — free, forever, unmetered. You pay only for the tokens the model spends creating, at a price you can read like a receipt.
About three full decks. No card required.
Metered billing · usage always visible on your account
Yes — that's the whole point. Every slide is made of real positioned elements. Drag them, resize them, retype them inline, delete them, or draw a box and generate a new one. Nothing is a flattened image.
Paste your website. Renderball extracts your logo, palette, and fonts, reads your design language, and sets every generated slide in it. You approve the outline before anything is designed — and every element stays editable after.
About five minutes from brief to exported deck for a typical five-page deck — and single elements regenerate in seconds while you edit.
Editing is free and unmetered. Generation is pay as you go, priced per token: your first 1,000,000 tokens are free (about three decks), and a typical deck runs about $3 of generation.
The same engine renders motion. Video returns as a premium export — your deck, animated — after decks. It's shelved, not gone.
Sign-in drops you onto a canvas, not a dashboard. First million tokens on us.
Open the editor →no card · editing always free
