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# What is Decky?

Learn what Decky does for branded company presentations.

Decky is a presentation system for enterprises. It learns from your best decks, templates, brand assets, and standards so anyone can create presentations that already feel like your company.

Start from Decky Home and describe the presentation in natural language. Decky uses your request, selected Theme or company brand, and relevant files or data. After generation, continue the conversation to improve the deck.

Decky can create presentations for one-time needs and repeatable work. Use a Template for recurring formats, such as QBRs, proposals, and business reviews. A Theme controls how the presentation looks. A Template controls what structure it follows.

When the presentation is ready, export an editable PowerPoint or Google Slides file. Exports are presentation files, not flattened images.

### Related articles

* [How Decky works](/decky-docs/getting-started/how-decky-works.md)
* [Create your first presentation](/decky-docs/getting-started/create-your-first-presentation.md)
* [What is a template?](/decky-docs/templates/what-is-a-template.md)


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