Build Polished Client Presentations and Deliver in Any Format

Agency life runs on deliverables. Client pitch decks. Portfolio showcases. Campaign explainers. Product demos. Landing page hero sections. And every client wants something different - this one needs a Webflow embed, that one wants a video for their board meeting, another needs a React component for their app.

The result is that agencies spend an outsized amount of time reformatting the same content for different outputs. Build it in Keynote for the pitch meeting. Rebuild it in After Effects for the video version. Ask a developer to rebuild it again for the website embed. Three tools, three workflows, three rounds of QA - for the same content.

PaneFlow consolidates this into one tool. Design the presentation visually, then export to whatever format the client needs: Webflow, Framer, React/Vue/Svelte, CDN publish, video, HTML, or PDF. One project. Every output.

#The Multi-Format Delivery Problem

Agencies face a delivery challenge that in-house teams rarely encounter: every client has different technical requirements, and you need to deliver polished work across all of them.

Format fragmentation. Client A has a Webflow site and needs an embedded showcase. Client B has a React app and wants a component. Client C just wants a video for their investor meeting. Client D needs something they can put on their Squarespace landing page. Each delivery format traditionally requires a different tool and a different production pipeline.

Design-to-dev handoff friction. The designer builds a beautiful animated concept, but getting it into production on a client site requires developer involvement. The dev team translates the design into code, introduces compromises along the way, and the final result never quite matches the original concept. This back-and-forth wastes time and frustrates both sides.

Inconsistent quality across outputs. When you rebuild the same presentation in three tools, each version has slightly different timing, transitions, and visual fidelity. The pitch deck version looks great but the website embed is a simplified approximation. Clients notice the inconsistency.

Revision cycles multiply. Client wants a change? You make it in the video version, but forget to update the website embed. Or you update the Webflow version but the CDN-published link still shows the old content. Multiple output formats mean multiple places where things can get out of sync.

#How PaneFlow Works for Agencies

PaneFlow is a visual slideshow builder with multi-format export. Your team designs once and delivers everywhere.

#Multi-Format Export from One Project

This is the core value for agencies. A single PaneFlow project exports to:

• Webflow - native plugin integration
• Framer - native plugin integration
• React, Vue, Svelte - framework component files
• CDN - hosted URL for iframe embedding on any site
• Video (MP4) - for presentations, social media, and email
• HTML - self-contained file for any web environment
• PDF/Images - for print and static sharing

Make a change, re-export, and every delivery format is updated. No rebuilding.

#Visual Editor for Designers

Your designers work in a visual editor that feels natural - drag-and-drop positioning, real-time preview, and precise control over layout. They do not need to learn code or hand off specs to a developer. The designer builds it, the designer exports it, the designer delivers it.

#18 Animation Types

Client presentations need to feel polished and dynamic. PaneFlow includes 18 animation types - fade, blur, bounce, drift, pop, rotate, spin, zoom, and more - each configurable per element with timing and easing controls. This is far beyond what Keynote or PowerPoint offers.

#3D Device Mockups for Client Portfolios

Agencies frequently need to present digital work in device context. PaneFlow includes 14 built-in 3D device models - iPhone, MacBook, iPad, Samsung Galaxy. Map client screenshots to devices and animate the reveal. This turns flat deliverables into impressive showcases.

#CDN Publishing with Shareable Links

Need to share work with a client for review? Publish to CDN and send the link. The client opens it in their browser and sees the animated presentation exactly as your team designed it. Update the project and republish - the same link shows the updated version.

#AI Image Generation

Quick concepting and ideation benefit from PaneFlow's AI image tools. Generate mood boards, placeholder graphics, concept illustrations, or backgrounds directly in the editor. This speeds up the early stages of client work before final assets are ready.

#Example: Creating Client Presentation Decks

A polished pitch or progress presentation for a client meeting.

1. 1Create a new project and upload the client brand assets (logo, fonts, colors)
2. 2Design a branded title pane with the client logo and presentation topic
3. 3Build content panes with key points, data visualizations, and supporting visuals
4. 4Add entrance animations for a professional, dynamic feel - "fade" for text, "drift-y" for visuals
5. 5Present directly from the browser in the meeting
6. 6After the meeting, export as video and send to the client as a follow-up

#Example: Building Embeddable Showcases for Client Sites

A client needs an animated product showcase on their website. You design it in PaneFlow and deliver it to their platform.

1. 1Design the showcase with product images, 3D device mockups, feature callouts, and animations
2. 2Preview and get client approval via CDN link
3. 3For Webflow sites: add via the native Webflow plugin
4. 4For React/Vue apps: export as a framework component and hand off the file
5. 5For any other site: publish to CDN and provide the iframe embed code
6. 6When the client requests changes, update the project and re-export

#Example: Producing Social Video Content from One Project

The client needs the same campaign story as both a website embed and social media videos.

1. 1Build the campaign story as an animated slideshow with all key messages and visuals
2. 2Publish to CDN for the website embed
3. 3Export as MP4 video in landscape format for YouTube
4. 4Adjust the project aspect ratio and export again as video for Instagram or TikTok
5. 5All outputs come from the same project - update once, re-export everything

#What You Need vs What PaneFlow Delivers

#How PaneFlow Compares to Agency Presentation Tools

#vs Pitch

Pitch is a modern collaborative presentation tool with good design templates and team features. It is well-suited for internal team decks and client pitch presentations. But Pitch outputs slide decks - it does not export to Webflow, Framer, or React. It does not publish to CDN for web embedding. It does not include 3D device mockups. For the pitch meeting itself, Pitch works. For the full delivery pipeline that agencies need, PaneFlow covers more ground.

#vs Canva Teams

Canva Teams offers collaborative design with templates and brand kit features. For quick social graphics and simple presentations, Canva is fast and efficient. But Canva's animation features are basic, it does not export framework components, it does not have a native Webflow or Framer plugin, and the 3D mockup options are flat 2D templates. Agencies that need polished animated web content will outgrow Canva's presentation features.

#vs PowerPoint / Keynote

PowerPoint and Keynote are meeting-room presentation tools. They produce PPTX or KEY files, or video at best. They do not publish to the web, do not embed on client sites, and their animation systems are dated. For the meeting itself, they work. For everything that comes after the meeting - website embeds, social videos, CDN-hosted showcases - they fall short.

#vs After Effects

After Effects produces the highest-quality animated content possible, and some agencies already use it for client deliverables. But After Effects is expensive, requires motion design specialists, and outputs video only. PaneFlow produces similar-quality animated showcases in a fraction of the time and outputs both video and web-native formats. For most agency deliverables, PaneFlow is the more practical choice.

#Frequently Asked Questions

Can I export the same project to multiple formats?

Yes. A single PaneFlow project can be exported as HTML, React, Vue, or Svelte components, published to CDN, embedded via iframe, exported as video, or added to Webflow and Framer sites via native plugins. One project, every format your client needs.

Does PaneFlow support team collaboration?

Yes. PaneFlow supports team workspaces where multiple team members can access and work on projects. This is useful for agencies where designers, strategists, and account managers all need access to client deliverables.

Can I add PaneFlow slideshows to client Webflow sites?

Yes. PaneFlow has a native Webflow app that integrates directly. Design the slideshow in PaneFlow, publish it, and add it to the client Webflow site using the plugin - no code or iframe embeds needed.

Can I white-label or brand the presentations?

PaneFlow slideshows do not show PaneFlow branding in the output. The exported content is clean HTML, video, or framework components with your design and your client branding only.

How do I deliver a presentation to a client for review?

Publish to CDN and share the link. The client opens it in any browser and sees the animated presentation exactly as designed. For offline review, export as video or PDF.

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