Presentation designers
who get you the yes.

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Our presentation designers build the decks that decide things: funding rounds, sales pitches, conference keynotes and town halls that have to get a whole company moving. Every project gets three specialists and an account manager. Brands like UEFA, Samsung and Diageo trust us with theirs, and half the people we work for are based in the US.

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12 designers.
300+ decks delivered last year.
$500M+ capital raised
90% of clients come back.

A freelancer is one person.
Your deck needs three.

Search for a PowerPoint designer and you’ll find thousands of them. Plenty are talented. Every one of them is one person, and that’s the catch.

A presentation that has to win something needs three different skill sets, and it’s rare to find all three in one head. It needs a storyteller who can turn a 40-page brain dump into an argument your audience can’t wriggle out of. A designer who makes that argument look like it came from a brand worth backing. And a presentation specialist to engineer the file properly, so it animates cleanly, edits without breaking and still behaves after six other people have had their hands on it.

Hire one person and you’re betting they’re brilliant at all three, free on your deadline and not off sick the week of your pitch. Hire our presentation designers and you get a specialist on every stage, plus an account manager holding the whole thing together.

The 11pm test.

No deck leaves the studio until it passes. If your CFO drops a new chart into slide 34 at 11pm the night before the pitch, does the deck still hold? Right fonts, right colours, nothing knocked out of line, no broken master slides and nobody rebuilding the deck at midnight.

Plenty of decks look great in a portfolio and fail that test in week two. We build for week 20.

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Sales Presentation

Hype did an amazing job with my presentation. The story workshop was incredibly helpful and the copy, design, and production process was very smooth. They communicated well and delivered quickly from start to finish. I will use them again.

Michael Newberger CFO, Outsourced FinOps

Meet the presentation designers on your project.

presentation designers working on a presentation

Every deck gets the same line-up, because each stage needs a different expert

A storyteller who finds the argument, decides what goes in and what gets cut, and shapes it all around the decision you need.
A designer who builds a look around your brand, whether you want your guidelines treated as law or stretched.
A presentation specialist who builds the deck natively in PowerPoint, Google Slides or whatever you’ll be presenting from, animates it, and makes sure every slide stays editable.
An account manager who runs the calls, collects your feedback, keeps the deadline and always knows where your deck is.

You’ll meet your creative team on the kick-off call, see them again at the design share and hear from them all the way through. Feedback and emails go through your account manager, so nothing falls between two inboxes.

Come back for the next deck and you get the same team. They’ll already know your brand, your stakeholders and which shade of blue your CEO can’t stand.

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Media Pack

Our business, Head for Points, has tricky branding and a lot of odd requirements, but Hype really got us straight away and the work they delivered was excellent. We are a picky client, so to exceed our expectations is rare, but Hype very much did exceed them. Account management was great.

Sinead Archer Commercial Director, Head for Points

PowerPoint designers who know the software inside out.

About 90% of what we make ends up in PowerPoint, so most of our presentation designers are PowerPoint designers first. If you’ve been searching for PPT designers or PowerPoint experts, you’ve found them.

One-off presentations.

Sales decks, conference keynotes, pitch decks and town halls, each designed in PowerPoint from the first slide. No designing somewhere else and pasting in pictures of slides: every text box, chart and animation stays live, so your team can change it later without calling us.

PowerPoint templates.

A template is only useful if people can’t break it. We build proper slide masters and layouts that keep every new slide on brand, whoever’s making it.

PowerPoint template design

PowerPoint training.

Want your team to get more out of PowerPoint? We run training on the tips and tricks that save hours every week, plus a walkthrough of your new template so nobody goes back to the old one. Training comes as standard with Ultimate, and you can add it to any other project.

Ready for your AI tools.

Want your team’s AI to build on your PowerPoint decks too? We can set them up for it.

AI-ready PowerPoint templates

Not a PowerPoint team?
We’ve got you.

The other 10% of our work happens in Google Slides, Figma Slides or Keynote. Whichever one your team swears by, we’ll build in it. Unsure which fits? We’ll recommend one.

Google Slides design

Google Slides design for teams who live in the browser and need 12 people in one deck without it falling over.

Figma Slides design

Figma Slides design for design teams who want the deck sitting alongside everything else they make.

Keynote

Keynote for the Apple loyalists. We’ll build it there too.

What human-first means for your presentation designers.

Every agency and app now calls itself AI-powered. We picked the opposite label on purpose. Human-first means people own every decision that changes how your audience thinks: what the story is, what goes on each slide and what gets cut. AI sits in the studio as a tool our presentation designers pick up when it helps, and put down when it doesn’t.

Why people, not prompts.

Persuasion runs on context no model has. Your storyteller knows the CFO in the second row got burned by the last supplier, that the investor you’re pitching backed your biggest rival, and that your strongest proof point is buried on slide 31. A generated deck can’t know any of that. It reads fine until somebody with a budget starts asking questions.

Why we design for your AI anyway.

Human-first doesn’t mean anti-AI. Your team probably opens an AI tool every day, so we can build for it. We’ll set up your deck or template so your team’s AI produces new slides that stay on brand, with the prompts and training to make it work. The thinking stays human. The next 50 slides don’t have to wait for us.

Two promises that come with it.

Your confidential material stays in secure tools, well away from any public model. Want a project with zero AI involved? Tell your account manager at the start and we’ll keep it that way.

How to hire our
presentation designers.

Book a call. Tell us what’s riding on the deck, who’s in the room and when it’s happening.
Get a proposal. Cost, process and timings in writing, with examples of work for brands in a similar spot.
Meet your team. A kick-off call with your storyteller, designer, presentation specialist and account manager.
Story, design, build. Each stage ends with a round of feedback, collected by your account manager, so changes land while they’re quick to make. Your designers walk you through the look at the design share.
Handover. The finished deck belongs to you, including all the images and fonts. Templates come with a walkthrough, and training if you want it.

Back for another deck? Same team, and no explaining your brand from scratch.

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What three specialists on
one deck looks like.

Featured work: a sales presentation for Sportradar

Sportradar needed to sell a complex sports betting data product to people who care what it does, not how it works. Our storyteller stripped the story back to the “so what?”. Our designer paired high-energy sport imagery with clean data visualisation. Our presentation specialist animated the data so it arrived one point at a time, keeping the audience with the story instead of five steps behind it.

Read the Sportradar story

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Product Sales Deck

The project management was excellent throughout. Managed the team and process very well, kept me informed, always helpful and flexible.

Mike Falconer Strategy Director, Sportradar

Hiring presentation designers: your questions answered.

What does a presentation designer do?

A presentation designer turns a message into slides that persuade a specific audience. The job covers three things: structuring the story, designing slides that fit the brand, and building an editable file in software like PowerPoint or Google Slides. At Hype, each one goes to its own specialist, so you get a professional presentation designer on every stage rather than one person stretched across three.

What's the difference between a presentation designer and a graphic designer?

A graphic designer creates visuals that work on their own, like a logo, an ad or a brochure spread. A presentation designer creates a sequence of slides that builds one argument, gets presented live and gets edited by other people afterwards. The visual skills overlap. The storytelling and the software know-how don’t. We go deeper in our guide to presentation designers vs graphic designers.

Why hire a team of presentation designers instead of a freelancer?

A freelancer is one person covering three jobs, with no backup if they’re ill or double-booked. We put a storyteller, a designer and a presentation specialist on every project, plus an account manager who runs the calls, gathers your feedback and owns the deadline. More expertise on every slide, and one person accountable for all of it.

How much does it cost to hire a presentation designer?

With us you’re hiring a team rather than one designer, and we quote each project on what it needs. The cost comes down to how many slides you need, whether you want a new design or a polish of your current one, and whether storytelling, a PowerPoint template or training comes too. After a call, you’ll get a proposal with the price in writing. Need presentation designers on tap? A subscription books you studio time every month. Every package is on our pricing page.

Will I speak to the designers working on my deck?

Yes. You’ll meet your creative team on the kick-off call and again at the design share, and they’re part of the conversation throughout. Feedback and emails go through your account manager, so there’s always one person tracking every change.

Will I get the same presentation designers next time?

Yes. Returning clients get the same creative team, so nobody spends the first week learning your brand again. With 90% of our clients coming back, that’s most of them.

Do you have dedicated PowerPoint designers?

Yes. Around 90% of our work is built in PowerPoint, so our team are PowerPoint experts as much as presentation designers. We design one-off decks, build PowerPoint templates with proper slide masters, and run PowerPoint training, from everyday tips and tricks to getting the most out of your new template.

How long does it take to design a presentation?

About two weeks on average. A Refresh, where we polish slides in your existing design, can be back in two working days. Subscription clients with a short, urgent deck have had one back within 24 hours.

Do you work with clients outside the UK?

All the time. Half our clients are American, and the other half are scattered around the globe. Your account manager works to your deadline, whatever time zone you’re in.

Do your presentation designers use AI?

As a tool, never as the designer. People decide your story and design your slides, and a human reviews each one before it reaches you. If you want, we’ll also get your deck or template ready for your team’s AI to build on.

Presentation designers who get you the yes.

A freelancer is one person. Your deck needs three.