Docs that read like a current
Long-form pages with real typographic rhythm — pull quotes, figures, and citations placed the way an editor would place them.
Type a topic. Swell drafts the copy, picks the layout, and builds a full deck, doc, or site around it — ready to reshape in one pass, not fifty clicks.
Swell doesn't ask which tool you need. Describe the outcome, and it chooses the shape — then lets you pour it into either of the others in a click.
Long-form pages with real typographic rhythm — pull quotes, figures, and citations placed the way an editor would place them.
Card-based slides that stay balanced when you rewrite a headline — the layout adapts instead of overflowing.
A published page with real navigation and responsive sections — no separate builder, no hand-off to a developer.
The gauge below tracks how much of the work Swell has taken on by that stage — you supply less as the tide comes in.
A sentence, a rough outline, or a doc you paste in. Swell reads it for structure, not just keywords.
Copy, layout, imagery, and citations arrive together as editable cards — not a blank canvas with suggestions on the side.
Nudge tone, swap a section, resize an image. Every change ripples through the rest of the piece automatically.
This panel is live. Type a topic above and press Generate: slides write themselves here, one at a time. Then click any line to rewrite it, drag thumbnails to reorder, or redo a single slide.
Example deck shown above — five slides, drafted about a tide-powered charging dock.
Paste two columns — labels and values. Every number on the slide comes from what you paste here; nothing is generated.
A brand borrows the shape of one of the ten themes and repaints it in your colours and type. The geometry is the part that took the design work; the palette is the part that should be yours.
What you say while this slide is up — not what is on it. They travel into the PowerPoint as real notes.
Say what should change. The rest of the slide stays as it is, and nothing gets invented that was not already here.
Try: drop the jargon · lead with the number · make this about cost, not speed · turn these into two columns
Search Wikimedia Commons and pick one, or have one made. Photographs carry their credit onto the slide; a generated one is lit and coloured to match the deck’s theme, so a Noir deck and an Orchard deck do not get the same picture.
Teams that moved their pitch and onboarding decks to Swell cut the time from blank page to shareable draft by roughly ninefold — the gap below is the part Swell now absorbs.
"I stopped opening a blank slide deck at 11pm. I open Swell, paste the brief, and I'm editing instead of staring."
"The part I didn't expect: rewriting one slide's headline and watching the layout resettle instead of breaking."
No credit card. No blank canvas. Just tell Swell where you're headed.
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