Edit any slide in place and present your research deck from Conveo

The study closes on a Thursday and the readout is on Monday. Someone still has to turn the findings into slides: copy the headlines across, find the clip that makes the point, then rebuild everything in the company template. With the slide deck editor, Build deck turns your study into a deck you can edit, brand and present without leaving Conveo.

A silent walkthrough of the editor, from Build deck to the PowerPoint download.

How it works

• Build deck from your study. Slides arrive one by one while the deck builds. You can close the page and come back.

• Edit text in place. Click Edit text and change any headline or line on the slide.

• Select an element and ask. Pick a headline, chart or image, describe the change, and the editor reworks that element.

• Regenerate an image. Select a picture and say what it should show instead.

• Chat to add slides. Ask for a new slide, or for a different flow or wording across the deck.

• Download, present or share. Export to PowerPoint, PDF or PNG images, present full screen, or send a public link.

Put the participant on the slide

Slides can hold tables, charts and participant videos. Ask for a slide with the clip behind a finding and the editor fetches the video and adds the slide. Stakeholders read the finding and see the person who said it, in the same place.

Your colors, fonts and logo on every slide

Brand kits followed in September. Set your colors, fonts and logo once, and your decks pick them up, so a readout leaves Conveo looking like it came from your team.

Research teams asked for it in four situations

These come from teams we work with in consumer goods, grocery retail, apparel, telecom, pharma, household appliances and media, and from research agencies. We kept them anonymous.

• The readout after fieldwork. Turning finished analysis into a stakeholder deck used to take days on its own.

• A file to keep working in. Insight teams asked for PowerPoint they can tidy up and drop into their own storytelling decks.

• The company template. Teams with strict brand guidelines asked for decks in their own colors, fonts and logo.

• The consumer in the room. Teams wanted participant video inside the slides, so leadership sees who said it.

What this means for your research

Your deck sits next to the evidence it came from. Fixing a headline, swapping an image or adding a clip happens in the editor, with no fresh export and no copy-paste between tools. The first build is a draft: you decide what the story is and how each slide says it.

Larger decks with a lot of data and video take longer to build, so start the build and come back to it.

The slide deck editor in under three minutes

A narrated tour from Build deck to present mode, with the four situations research teams brought to us.

Watch a deck get built and edited

Read the slides guide to build your first deck.