Product showcase · 8 slides · Swiss

Meet Flamigo: From Notes to Beautiful Slides

Follow a set of notes from outline to finished slides, then see how to change the design, work with an AI assistant, and export the result.

A product walkthrough made with Flamigo. Suggested uses are examples, not customer testimonials.

For anyone starting with rough notes who wants to see what Flamigo designs for them and what they can still change. Follow the same idea through an outline, page layout, and export before trying it with your own material.

Why this structure works

The tour starts with the notes-to-slides workflow, shows how design choices affect a page, and closes with ways to share the finished deck.

From brief to outline

See how the starting material becomes a structured presentation.

Flamigo product showcase — verified product brief

Audience: first-time visitors evaluating Flamigo as an AI presentation tool. English deck. This is a product introduction that demonstrates the product's workflow and actual strengths, not API documentation. Aim for eight clearly differentiated pages, a concise cover and an actionable ending. The presentation itself will be generated in Flamigo after outline approval.

Core promise: Making beautiful slides has never been easier. Flamigo turns source material into a structured, designed presentation, with a reviewable outline and further editing controls. Users can work in the web application or from an AI assistant through MCP. They share the same saved presentations and account Credits. Avoid guaranteed quality, instant completion or quantified time savings.

Starting point and narrative: Begin with user-provided notes, source text or document material. In the web workflow the user provides source, requests a sentence outline, reviews the proposed page-by-page story, generates structured slide content, and then generates the individual slides. Sparse source can yield fewer pages than requested. The source remains a reference for editing. The user can review the story before visual generation. Present this as a practical journey, not a claim of automatic fact verification.

Visual design: Independently select color and font presets. Presentation styles editorial, swiss and minimal select native component libraries and layout strategies. Components include text, grouped content, metrics, charts, tables, processes, comparisons, quotes, images and diagrams. Their use should follow the meaning of the material. Background imagery is designed from slide content; optional project-wide art direction guides it. Do not advertise the removed watercolor/papercut/clay/isometric preset selector. Theme changes require refreshing previously rendered slides to appear in saved output.

Content with structure: Information is editable structured slide content, not just a flat screenshot. A timeline expresses sequence; a chart compares actual supplied quantities; a table compares dimensions; a diagram expresses relationships. The editor can work with structured diagram nodes and nested groups. Demonstrate selection based on the communication problem; do not invent numeric data merely to include a chart. These are distinct supported formats, not promises that every complex visual becomes fully editable PowerPoint shapes.

Iteration: Edit a slide's structured content or use an instruction to refine it. Refine can update words and layout before rendering new HTML; it is not limited to changing appearance. Redraw can create a new visual plan; rerender reuses a saved one. Existing backgrounds are retained unless the user explicitly requests a new background. For a rendered slide, alternative designs offer up to five compatible component-variant combinations while retaining its content, geometry and background. Generating or previewing these alternatives makes no LLM calls and spends no generation Credits. Applying a selection saves it. Avoid presenting alternatives as five entirely new layouts.

AI-assistant workflow: Connect a compatible MCP client with browser authorization. The assistant can create a presentation, draft an outline, generate structured content, render slides, edit individual slides, compare design alternatives and export results. This lets a user ask for a whole workflow in natural language, while the same presentation is accessible in the web app. Web and MCP share the core engine, ownership checks, Credits and Pro restrictions. Do not claim MCP has every web capability: it currently lacks project deletion, slide deletion and file-upload tools. In a marketing showcase emphasize the user outcome rather than operation IDs or parameter tables.

Delivery: HTML export is a browser-playable presentation with navigation; linked assets may require network access. Pro accounts can export PPTX with editable text and separate images for complex visuals. Fonts are not embedded, so missing fonts can be substituted. Export itself does not spend generation Credits. Do not claim all output elements are native editable PPT shapes or that HTML is guaranteed fully offline.

Suggested audience uses, not customer proof: product teams explaining a roadmap, consultants organizing a proposal, educators explaining a concept, and analysts communicating a review. No invented testimonials, customer logos, adoption counts or performance metrics. The close should invite the reader to bring their own notes, review the outline, and create their first presentation at https://flamigo.ai. Use a modest CTA; omit prices and credit promotions from this showcase.

Evidence checked 2026-11-05 Asia/Shanghai: local backend app/mcp/server.py, app/schemas/project.py, app/services/slide_html_pipeline.py, app/services/slide_alternatives.py; frontend public/skills/flamigo-mcp/SKILL.md and src/components/WikiMcpReference.vue. Backend commit 00ba37bf8beba3baca1e79e61efa814168622a59. These repository sources support product behavior, not third-party effectiveness claims.

Key points organized into a slide-by-slide story
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Beautiful slides, made easy.

Start with your notes. Let Flamigo design the slides.

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From source to slides in the web workflow

1. Provide source — Notes, source text or document material; the source remains a reference for later editing.

2. Request a sentence outline — Draft one sentence per slide to map out the presentation.

3. Review the page-by-page story — The story can be reviewed before visual generation; sparse source can yield fewer pages than requested.

4. Generate structured slide content — Expand each outline sentence into a slide title and supporting content.

5. Generate the individual slides — Render each slide to see its content in the selected theme.

This is a practical journey, not a claim of automatic fact verification.

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Visual design: presets and presentation styles

Color presets — Selected independently of font presets.

Font presets — Selected independently of color presets.

Presentation styles — Editorial, swiss and minimal select native component libraries and layout strategies.

Background imagery is designed from slide content, with optional project-wide art direction to guide it. Theme changes require refreshing previously rendered slides to appear in saved output.

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Structured content matched to the material

Timeline — Expresses sequence.

Chart — Compares actual supplied quantities.

Table — Compares dimensions.

Diagram — Expresses relationships; the editor works with structured diagram nodes and nested groups.

Other components — Text, grouped content, metrics, processes, comparisons, quotes and images, chosen by the meaning of the material.

Information is editable structured slide content, not just a flat screenshot. These are distinct supported formats, not promises that every complex visual becomes fully editable PowerPoint shapes.

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Alternatives and Redraw

Alternatives — Choose More choices to compare up to five designs. Each keeps your layout and tries different component styles. Apply the one you prefer.

Redraw — Choose Redraw to redesign the whole slide. Flamigo uses your content and theme to choose new component positions, sizes and styles.

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AI-assistant workflow through MCP

Compatible MCP client

Browser authorization

AI assistant

Create, outline, generate, render, edit, compare, export

Web app

Shared presentations, Credits, Pro restrictions

Compatible MCP client → Browser authorization — connects via

Browser authorization → AI assistant — authorizes

AI assistant → Create, outline, generate, render, edit, compare, export — runs in natural language

Create, outline, generate, render, edit, compare, export → Shared presentations, Credits, Pro restrictions — uses

Web app → Shared presentations, Credits, Pro restrictions — shares

Web and MCP share the core engine, ownership checks, Credits and Pro restrictions, so the same presentation is accessible in the web app.

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Delivery: HTML and Pro PPTX

HTML export — A browser-playable presentation with navigation; linked assets may require network access.

Pro PPTX — Editable text with separate images for complex visuals; fonts are not embedded, so missing fonts can be substituted.

Credits — Export itself does not spend generation Credits.

Not all output elements are native editable PPT shapes, and HTML is not guaranteed fully offline.

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Bring your notes and create your first presentation

Product teams — Explaining a roadmap.

Consultants — Organizing a proposal.

Educators — Explaining a concept.

Analysts — Communicating a review.

Review the outline, then create your first presentation at https://flamigo.ai. Suggested audience uses, not customer proof.

How to adapt this presentation

  1. Start with your notes

    Identify your audience and the one point they should remember.

  2. Review the outline

    Give each page a purpose before generating the slides.

  3. Compare designs

    Try alternatives for a page, then choose the layout that makes its point easiest to read.

Before you present

Check your source facts, read every slide at presentation size, and open the export in the environment your audience will use.

Use this example as a reference when creating your own presentation. Replace illustrative data with verified information and review each slide before presenting.