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Slide generation over MCP

Build editable decks without leaving your agent.

Stay in the conversation with Claude Code or Codex — slides appear on the canvas. Not an image, not a PDF: a deck you can open and edit.

Quarterly business review
Product overview
Comparison table
Segment analysis
Full-bleed section break
Customer story
Not an image

Real layers. That is why you can still edit it.

Generated slides land as native slides on the canvas. Select the text and retype it, move the shapes, swap the colours. Nothing is flattened on the way out.

Atelier inside Figma Slides — a generated deck and its layers.
Atelier inside Figma Slides — a generated deck and its layers. Real screenshot coming.
Destinations

One HTML, several deck apps.

Your agent only writes HTML and CSS. Where it lands is decided by which tool it calls.

  • Available

    Figma Slides

    Native 1920×1080 slides on the canvas. Reading, editing, and reordering afterwards go through the same connection.

  • Available

    Google Slides

    Creates a new presentation you can share right away — the way in for people who do not use Figma.

  • Coming soon

    PowerPoint

    A .pptx for handing over and submitting, when the file has to match an internal format.

    This destination is not usable yet

  • Coming soon

    Canva

    For carrying on with the design elsewhere. Last in the queue.

    This destination is not usable yet

Examples

Slides Atelier actually generated.

Every one of these came out of Atelier. No explanatory mock-ups mixed in.

Quarterly business review

Quarterly business review

KPI cards over a stacked bar chart, with one line underneath saying what the numbers mean.

Product overview

Product overview

The same data on three devices, so it is clear who looks at which screen.

Comparison table

Comparison table

Three or more options in one table, with only the winning row emphasised.

Segment analysis

Segment analysis

A trend line on one side, the supporting figures on the other, explaining the growth next to it.

Works with your AI agent

Works with every agent.

One config entry, and any agent that speaks MCP connects. These are the ones we have run it through ourselves — the list is not a limit.

  • 01 Claude Code Terminal
  • 02 Codex CLI
  • 03 Cursor Editor
  • 04 VS Code GitHub Copilot
  • 05 OpenCode Terminal
Write → grade → fix

It grades its own work.

Every deck is scored against the same checklist. Overflow, broken spacing, missing headings, the same layout used over and over — only the failing items come back, so the agent can fix them and try again.

  1. 1.Write

    The agent writes the slide HTML and CSS and sends it to the canvas.

  2. 2.Grade

    Scored against 47 checks across 12 aspects, listing exactly what failed.

  3. 3.Fix

    Only the failures get rewritten. It finishes before anyone has to point them out.

A grading run. Each failure says which slide broke which check.
A grading run. Each failure says which slide broke which check.
How this differs

Why go straight from the agent?

There is no shortage of tools that make decks with AI. The difference is what you are left holding afterwards, and whether you can get back to it.

AI presentation toolsGeneral HTML → design convertersAtelier
Where you startThat product's own appYour agentYour agent
What you getA deck inside that productPart of a design fileNative slides in a deck app
Editable as-isOnly inside that productYesYes
Can it read back what it madeNoNoYes — read, edit, reorder, grade

This compares kinds of tools. No specific product is named.

Getting started

Add one config entry.

Tell your agent where to connect, and you can call it from wherever you already work.

  1. 1 Tell your agent where to connect

    .mcp.json
    {
      "mcpServers": {
        "atelier": {
          "type": "http",
          "url": "https://mcp.atelierdeck.app/mcp"
        }
      }
    }
  2. 2 Add Atelier to Figma

    Only needed for Figma Slides. Add it from Community and sign in from the panel.

    Open in Figma Community
  3. 3 Ask for the deck you want

    Then just talk as usual. The agent decides the structure and the design.

Pricing

Free today. Priced when it opens.

Everything is free during the early phase. The paid tiers below are priced, but not open for signup yet.

Free

Try it out — today this covers everything

$0 / month

  • Generate, edit, read back, and grade
  • Export to Figma Slides and Google Slides
  • Connect from any MCP-capable agent
  • No cap on generations during the early phase

Pro

For people who use it every day

Coming soon
$12 / month

or $99 a year

  • A monthly allowance, with top-ups when you run out
  • Several editors connected at once
  • Priority processing at busy times
  • Priority support when something breaks

This plan cannot be chosen yet

Team

Shared across a team

Coming soon
$20 / month

or $165 a year

  • A pooled allowance for everyone
  • Add and remove members
  • One invoice for the team
  • Onboarding when you roll it out

This plan cannot be chosen yet

Frequently asked

Can the slides really be edited?

Yes. Nothing is pasted in as a picture — text, shapes, and images each land as their own element. Select the text and retype it, move the shapes, change the colours.

Where in Figma do they appear?

As new slides in whichever Figma Slides file you have open, at 1920×1080, sitting in the slide grid like any other.

What do I get for free?

Generating, editing, reading back, and grading are all free today, with no cap on how often during the early phase. Paid pricing will be announced on this site once it is settled.

What happens to what I send?

What you send is used to build the deck you asked for. The privacy and security pages have the details.

Which AI agents does it work with?

Any agent that speaks MCP. We have verified Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, VS Code, and OpenCode.

Can I use it without Figma?

Yes — it can write straight into Google Slides. See the destinations section above for where decks can land.

Can I choose the design?

Work from a layout, assemble it from parts, or have the agent write it from scratch. All three end up as slides through the same path.

Let your agent handle the next deck.

It starts with one config entry. Signing up is free.