What is wetria? Studio-level slide design for the deck you already have

wetria is a presentation platform built by WeTrio, a B2B design studio. You upload a deck you already wrote, as a .pptx or a PDF, and it comes back designed: one grid, your fonts and colours or your company template, every word kept, every slide still editable in PowerPoint, Keynote, Google Slides or Figma.

It is not a deck generator. Generators start from a prompt and hand back their own theme. wetria starts from your content and hands back your deck, finished. That one difference decides who it is for and who should use something else.

Who wetria is for

The people who use it share one situation: the words are ready, the slides are not, and the designer is booked.

• A consultant with a client meeting at nine and a deck where every slide looks different.
• A brand or operations team that keeps the company master and needs every deck to sit on it.
• A founder with an investor draft and a deadline.
• An agency that wants to show last year's work without showing last year's client.

The four services

Every plan includes all four. You pick one per task and add a line about what you need, typed or spoken.

• Format: same slides, same words, same design. One grid, one title position, one type scale, clean spacing, readable contrast. Typos are fixed and listed.
• Adapt to template: every slide rebuilt from your own layouts, every word and picture carried over as it is. You keep working in it like any deck on that master.
• Design: the content recomposed the way a studio designer would, with big titles, key figures, cards and clean tables. In the deck's own style, your template's, or a reference you supply. This service is in beta.
• Sanitize: names become fictional, logos come out, every number changes, in the slides, the notes, the charts, the chart data and the file's own properties.

A real run: a ten-slide business review sent with its spreadsheet and one line, "Executive committee deck, dark style. Build every chart from the attached Excel." Design mode, 87 tokens. More runs are in four real wetria runs, before and after.

What you get back

Editable files, not pictures of slides. Text stays text and shapes stay shapes in all four apps. Charts stay live charts with their data in PowerPoint and Keynote; Google Slides and Figma take charts as pictures, because that is what those apps accept on import.

Each export also fixes what its app breaks on the way in. Keynote ignores embedded fonts, so the deck ships with the open-licence fonts it uses. Google Slides turns unknown fonts into Arial, so common ones such as Calibri and Cambria are swapped for twins of the same width. Figma drops tables on PowerPoint import, so it gets one SVG per slide with the text still live. We wrote up why this matters in what editable slides really means.

How a run works

• You ask: attach the deck and say what you need in one line.
• It rebuilds: about a minute a slide, on our server. You can close the tab; an email arrives when it is done.
• It checks: every slide is compared with your original before you see it.
• You comment: on one slide or the whole deck, in any language. A round changes only what you asked about.

The median deck takes 8 minutes to format, 13 to move onto a template, 14 to redesign and 4 to sanitize. If a deck needs a human after all, one button sends it to the studio's designers.

What it costs

Every service is priced in tokens, and you see the exact cost on every result. As of November 2026 a deck takes about 40 tokens to format, 71 to rebuild on your template and 86 to redesign, revisions included. Plans are Starter at $26 a month for 400 tokens, Pro at $65 for 1,000 and Studio at $130 for 2,000. A new account starts with 100 free tokens and no card: enough to redesign one deck or tidy up two. Current prices are always on the wetria page.

What happens to your files

Your decks never train any model, on any plan. A task's files are deleted 30 days after it finishes; the record of the task, your brief and its cost stay. Every job runs in a sandbox as its own system user and sees only its own files. The deck's text and slide images go to Anthropic to be worked on, and to Google's Gemini when you score a deck; under their commercial APIs neither trains on it. Our team opens a task only when you send it to our designers or ask for help. For decks that should not leave the building at all, read what business materials should not be uploaded to AI tools.

When wetria is the wrong tool

• You have no content yet. A prompt-to-deck generator or a writer is the better start.
• The deck needs a new argument, not a new layout. That is strategy and storytelling, and it is studio work: see presentation design.
• You need the template itself. A master with dozens of layouts, light and dark, is a design project, like the one we built for Yuno.