visualise.ink
Effortless, beautiful slides for professionals
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About visualise.ink
visualise.ink is an AI-powered design platform that transforms ideas into visual presentations. We can create visually appealing slides that actually have good content and flow by listening to our customers and incorporating real life workflows, best practices and pain points into the generation so you get something tailored to you instead of generic slop. There's a generous free tier and we're more than happy to give free credits in exchange for feedback! We genuinely think it could save a lot of time and produce superior outputs for lots of people out there.
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visualise.ink is a web-based AI design platform that transforms conceptual ideas into professional slide decks and infographics. It integrates specialized workflows for professional roles and offers API/MCP access for asset generation within external AI environments.
- Supports professional specializations for consultants, founders, and sales teams.
- Provides MCP and API access for asset requests directly through tools like Claude Code.
- Includes advanced editor features like LaTeX math support and icon integration.
- Offers a low-friction live demo on the landing page that requires no login.
Ideal for: Consultants, founders, and non-technical users who need to create professional presentations and infographics using AI-driven workflows and specialized content structures.
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We now have MCP/API
Say you're already in Cowork or Claude Code or whatever other AI tool you can think of. Well now you can request assets directly through their with no need to go to another platform making it easier than ever to make great slides and other assets.
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API/MCP
I'm planning on adding full API/MCP access so that users can integrate visualise.ink directly into their existing workflows. Imagine you have all your content there already in Claude Code or Cowork and you want to collate it together in a cool infographic or presentation. You could just call the MCP server and get the content back, paying just for your usage similar to Runware or OpenRouter or Context7, etc What do you guys think?
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Live demo
We've put a live demo on the landing page where you can create your first slides without having to even log in. Hopefully it gives you a glimpse of what the platform is like.
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Our first blog post
We've added a blog to the site and posted the first blog on why we're building visualise.ink. Check it out https://visualise.ink/blog/why-we-re-building-visualise-ink
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10 days on
We've been working hard on specialisations, talking to founders, teachers, consultants and salespeople. We've added specialisations for a lot of this already with a lot more specific workflows still on the list. We want to make the outputs feel like they can immediately slot in to your workflow and be immediately useful. In terms of updates: - we have a new logo - we have a more comprehensive GUI editor for quick tweaks - maths support with latex - icon support - skills/specialisation support - added support for remixing presentations - the AI can now ask clarifying questions - landing page and site in general has been improved - free (and paid) users have more credits to try out the platform Probably a lot I've missed there but that's the core of it with quite a few more features planned.
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hate doing slides! will try this for sure that's honestly really something helpful!
I hope you find it useful! Please message me if you have any feedback/feature requests. Also just tried out loamly and found it very interesting and helpful. Will keep an eye on it
That looks pretty
Thanks! Let me know if you have any feedback
Hi! I started this to give non-designers the easiest way possible to generate actually good looking slides from just a simple prompt and optionally their data. Any feedback is appreciated.