It looks at every slide.
Tino renders each slide and checks it the way your audience will see it: text that overflows, a crowded chart, a title that doesn’t fit. Then it fixes them.
A studio in Tino
Decks, drafted and checked.
Tell Tino what you’re presenting and who it’s for. It drafts the deck in the conversation, looks at every slide, and fixes what’s off. Step inside to take it from there.
Coming to Mac. Free during launch.
The Deck studio: a bar chart of energy made and used, and Tino's pink caret writing the line under it.
Talk it through
From the same conversation.
Tino drafts the deck right in the conversation, often from the film you just made, in the same kit. Flip through it there. Press Open in Deck when you want the layouts in your hands.
A three-slide deck for Casa Lume in the Tino conversation, below the film it came from. You ask for the terrace first on the rooms slide, and Tino offers to open the deck in Deck. The window turns dark, the Deck studio opens on the same slide, and Tino moves the terrace to the top of the table.
Step inside
It looks before
you present.
Just say it.
Or take the wheel.
The Deck studio on the Casa Lume design review, slide 3, East to west. In Vibe the slide fills the window with a strip of slides under it, the conversation beside it, and your note pinned on the paragraph. In Pro the same window gains the slide rail, the inspector and the builds.
Just say it.
The deck and the conversation, and nothing in the way. Pin notes on the slides and let Tino do the rest.
Edit everything.
Layers, inspector, arrange and align, right where you expect them. Same deck, switch any time.
From one sentence.
Say what it’s for and who will see it. Tino drafts the structure, the words and the layouts in one pass you can read straight through.
Notes on the slide.
Pin a note right where you want a change. Tino does that, and leaves the rest of the deck alone.
Bring your numbers.
Drop in a CSV, or paste the figures. Tino builds the chart in your deck’s style, then writes the line that says what it shows.
Everything a talk needs.
Right up to the room.
The presenter view for the Casa Lume design review: the current slide large on the left; the next slide and your notes on the right; the time since you started, the slide number and the time of day along the bottom.
Layouts that hold.
Title, section, two-up, big number and more.
Charts and tables.
Built from your numbers, styled to your deck.
Shapes and images.
Draw, crop, mask and arrange.
Live objects.
Ask for something custom, a timeline or a diagram that moves, and Tino builds it into the slide.
Builds and transitions.
Bring things in click by click, then dissolve, push or morph to the next slide.
Your brand kit.
The same colours and type as your films.
Brand kitsNotes for you.
Presenter notes on every slide, drafted with the deck.
Saved to your Library.
Every version is a file in your project folder.
LibraryPDF export.
One file to send, looking exactly like the deck.
