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Guided product tour

See the complete deck workflow before you start.

Follow the actual Lumen path from source material to outline review, slide editing, theme control, presenter tools, and final handoff. Every image below comes from the product workflow.

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This tour shows product UI and output specimens. It does not use staged customer claims or imply that the first generated pass is final.

Five checkpoints

The workflow stays attached to one working deck.

Use the tour to decide whether Lumen fits your review and handoff process, then open a specimen or start a trial to test it with your own material.

  1. 1

    Start with context

    Bring the topic, notes, brief, article, or source files.

    Choose a fast topic start when speed matters or an outline-first path when reviewers need to challenge the structure before generation.

    • Select the workflow profile for the room
    • Keep uploaded material primary
    • Choose whether supporting web research is allowed

    Review source-grounding guidance

    Lumen outline creation workflow with topic and source-material controls
    Start from a topic or source material, then shape the outline before full generation.
  2. 2

    Review the narrative

    Inspect the outline before the deck becomes expensive to change.

    Check the audience, decision, section order, evidence needs, and missing transitions before committing to the full slide build.

    • Reorder or rewrite outline sections
    • Match the structure to the delivery context
    • Use the free deck checker for expected-section gaps

    Open Lumen deck tools

    Lumen deck structure review showing expected sections and ordering checks
    The structure check helps reviewers find missing sections before visual polish begins.
  3. 3

    Edit the working deck

    Refine slides without rebuilding the presentation elsewhere.

    Use slide-level editing, layout changes, AI-assisted alternatives, images, citations, and deck-wide review controls on the same artifact.

    • Edit individual fields and slide layouts
    • Preview AI refinements before applying them
    • Keep citations and source context available to reviewers

    Read the presentation editor guide

    Lumen presentation editor toolbar with slide-level editing controls
    The editor keeps slide changes, AI refinement, evidence review, and delivery attached to one deck.
  4. 4

    Control the visual system

    Switch themes or apply Brand Kit controls after content exists.

    Evaluate typography, contrast, density, and brand direction across the whole deck without rewriting the narrative.

    • Choose from the active theme library
    • Apply saved Brand Kit colors and fonts on eligible plans
    • Review contrast before client or executive delivery

    Review brand-consistency controls

    Lumen theme picker with multiple presentation visual directions
    Theme switching changes the deck-wide visual direction while preserving the slide content.
  5. 5

    Present and hand off

    Rehearse, present, and evaluate the exported file.

    Use present mode and speaker notes in the browser, then inspect the hybrid PowerPoint or PDF output before it reaches a client or stakeholder.

    • Use slide navigation, notes, timer, and present mode
    • Review every claim and citation
    • Test the exported file in the recipient's real workflow

    Understand the hybrid PPTX boundary

    Lumen presentation mode with speaker-ready controls
    Present mode keeps the working deck usable before and after export.

Before you start the trial

How to make a presentation with AI: the questions the tour answers

The five checkpoints above are the whole workflow. These are the things people want pinned down before they run it on real material.

How do you make a presentation with AI?

Bring the context — a topic, notes, a brief, an article, or source files. Choose the workflow profile that matches the room and decide whether supporting web research is allowed. Review the outline, because that is where the argument gets fixed cheaply. Generate the deck, then edit slides, swap layouts, add images and check citations in the same workspace. Finish by presenting from the browser or exporting the file. The tour above shows each of those five steps in the real interface rather than in a mockup.

Do I have to write an outline first?

You choose. A fast topic start goes straight to a generated deck when speed is what matters. The outline-first path exists for the opposite case: when reviewers need to challenge the section order, the audience, and the evidence requirements before anyone spends time on slides. Both paths end in the same editable deck. Outline-first is slower at the start and almost always faster overall on anything a second person has to approve.

Can I edit the slides after they are generated?

Yes, and the workflow assumes you will. Slide-level editing, layout changes, AI-assisted alternatives you preview before applying, images and citations all sit on the same deck rather than in a separate tool. Themes and Brand Kit controls apply after the content exists, so you can change the visual direction across the whole deck without rewriting the narrative. Nothing is regenerated behind your back.

What can I export, and does it stay editable?

PowerPoint and PDF, on a hybrid model worth understanding before you commit: stable layouts export as editable PowerPoint text and shapes, while genuinely complex slides preserve their fidelity as images instead. The 14-day Starter trial includes AI generation and clean hybrid export, so the honest way to evaluate it is to export one of your own decks and open the file in the tool your recipient actually uses.

Evaluate the handoff, not only the first slide

Use the trial to inspect structure, editability, evidence, and export fidelity.

The 14-day Starter trial includes AI generation and clean hybrid PPTX/PDF export. Stable layouts become editable text and shapes; complex slides may preserve fidelity as images. After the trial, existing decks remain reviewable, presentable, and downloadable — hybrid export included.

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Current public contract

Current Gixo Lumen implementation at a glance

These figures are derived from the implementation catalogs used by the live product.
AspectCurrent behaviorWhy it matters
active themes33Derived from the active presentation-theme registry.
slide layouts26Derived from the implemented slide-layout guides.
workflow profiles7Consulting, finance, startup, sales, executive, product, and general business.
delivery formats4PPTX, PDF, HTML, and slide images

From source material to presentation handoff

Build the deck, review it, and evaluate the exported handoff in one workspace.

Start a 14-day, no-card Starter trial to generate and review decks and evaluate clean hybrid PPTX and PDF exports. Existing decks remain reviewable after the trial; paid Lumen continues generation and unlocks the delivery paths shown in pricing.

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