PaneFlow

About PaneFlow

PaneFlow is an animated-slideshow editor whose output is code, not a proprietary deck file. You build on a flexible grid with text, images, video, 3D and charts, animate any property with live playback, and share elements across slides, then export the same project as clean React, Vue, Svelte or HTML, as a Next.js component, as a Webflow app or Framer plugin, as a video, as images, as a PDF, or publish it to a CDN or iFrame embed. That export range is the whole point: the same source drives a pitch deck, a product-launch page and a website hero section without rebuilding any of them, which is what separates it from presentation tools that trap the work inside their own renderer. Image generation and editing are built in — describe what you need, tweak with a prompt, remove backgrounds — so there is no round trip to a separate generator or stock library mid-design. An MCP server lets Claude, Cursor or any MCP client build, edit and animate complete slideshows from a prompt, which is a genuinely uncommon capability in the design-tool category and makes the product scriptable by an agent rather than only clickable by a person. Templates and a live playground are available before signing up. Pricing is the notable part: $5 a month, $48 a year or $96 once for lifetime access, all with unlimited projects and the full export set — the only thing that scales is the AI credit allowance for image generation. The vendor positions itself against Canva, Gamma, PowerPoint, Google Slides, Prezi and Reveal.js and publishes comparison pages for each.

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