From one pitch deck
to your investors' inbox
Signing up, recording your voice, reviewing the script, sharing and keeping versions in order — step by step.
OnAir in
7 steps
- 01TRY
Sign up and try the sample
Sign up as a founder and the getting-started guide opens. Hit ‘Try with a sample deck’ and the real creation screen opens with the OnAir sample deck already loaded. Follow the hints through script review to a finished video — the whole flow takes 2–3 minutes.
- 02RECORD
Record your voice
In Studio → Voice, read the sentences on screen one by one. About 1.5–2 minutes in total is enough. Record somewhere quiet and read as if you were pitching — the more natural, the better your voice sounds.
TipYou can upload a recording (mp3, m4a, wav) instead. You'll need to confirm it's your own voice.
- 03UPLOAD
Upload your deck and supporting docs
Your pitch deck (PDF, PowerPoint or HTML) is required — PowerPoint and HTML animations play in the video too. Business plans, company profiles, financials, press, product photos, links and notes are optional — but the more you add, the more accurate the numbers and sources in your script.
TipExport PowerPoint and Keynote files to PDF before uploading.
- 04STAGE
Pick a guide, template and style
Choose a length (1 min / 3–5 min demo day / 10 min full pitch / lecture), a template (on stage / lecture / slides first / studio interview) and a style (standard / motion accents / motion pitch). Add a photo and you'll appear on screen (presenter video is coming soon).
TipYou can switch templates and styles from the review screen and re-render any time.
- 05REVIEW
Review the AI script
AI writes a script for every slide and cites a source (which slide or document) for each number and fact. Go through everything marked ‘Check this’, tick it off, then hit ‘Approve & render’ to start the video.
- 06SEND
Share it and send it to investors
When it's done, copy the share link, or pick investors in Contacts & Mail and send a pitch email. Each recipient gets a personal link, so you can see who opened it and who watched it to the end.
TipAnyone with the link can watch to the end without logging in. See who watched how far in the Viewing card on the result screen.
- 07TIMELINE
Manage your pitch timeline
Every time you update your pitch, create a new version and it stacks up on your timeline. Three months after a pitch's date, viewers see it as ‘Outdated’ and are pointed to your latest version (you can turn this off per pitch).
Frequently asked questions
Can't find your answer? Try the sample first — you'll see the whole flow in 2–3 minutes.
Do I need to film or edit anything?+
No. All you need is your deck (PDF, PowerPoint or HTML). OnAir handles the script, layout, captions and motion graphics; you just check the script. To use your own voice, record about 2 minutes once.
Is it only for pitch decks?+
No. Pitches are what OnAir does best, but it also works for sales proposals, lectures, reports and company intros. The AI works out what kind of deck it is and writes the script to match.
What if I don't record my voice?+
You can start with an AI voice. Record yours later and re-make the same video in your own voice.
Is my voice safe?+
Your voice is used only to make your own videos. We ask for your consent before cloning it, never share it with other users, and delete it when you ask.
What if a number in the script is wrong?+
The AI only uses numbers found in your materials and cites a source for each one. Nothing is rendered until you've checked, edited and approved the script.
Can I present in other languages?+
Yes. Pick the language when you create a video, and the script, voice, captions and on-screen text follow it. There are 29 to choose from, including English, Korean, Japanese, Chinese and Spanish. Record your voice once and it speaks any of them.
What do people see when I share a link?+
They watch the whole video without logging in or installing anything. You see who watched and how far, and investors who sign up (free) can request a meeting right from the share page.
What does it cost?+
Making videos, sharing links, viewing analytics and AI feedback are free. You pay only when you need the MP4 file or another language version: $19 for one video, or $69 for a Season Pass that covers everything for 90 days. One-time payments, no subscription.
How long does it take?+
A quick preview gives you a 1-minute video about 3 minutes after you upload. With your own settings, the script usually takes 1–2 minutes; a 1-minute video renders in 2–3 minutes, a 10-minute one in about 10. It keeps going even if you close the page.