Tome

About

Tome started as the viral AI presentation tool that 20 million people used to generate entire slide decks from a single prompt. Then it pivoted — hard. The founders left to build Lightfield (an AI-native CRM), and Tome repositioned toward sales and marketing teams. What remains is still useful: type a prompt and Tome generates a multi-page narrative with text, images, and layout in seconds. Pro ($16/month annual, $20 monthly) unlocks unlimited AI generations and removes the watermark. The free tier lets you explore the interface and manually edit, but AI generation is reserved for paid users. The AI-generated output works best for first drafts — internal proposals, brainstorm decks, quick concept pitches. The narrative flow (page-by-page scrolling rather than traditional slides) suits storytelling better than bullet-point presentations. Tome also integrates with Figma, Airtable, Miro, and other tools for embedding live content. Where it struggles: the AI output often needs heavy editing for external-facing decks. Image quality from AI generation is inconsistent. The pivot away from presentations means feature development has slowed — competitors like Gamma and Pitch are shipping faster. And the company's strategic direction is uncertain given the founders' departure. If you need quick internal decks and enjoy the narrative page format, Tome still works. But for polished, client-facing presentations, look at Gamma or Pitch instead.

Key Features

• AI-generated multi-page narratives from a single text prompt
• Page-by-page scrolling format optimized for storytelling
• Figma, Airtable, Miro, and YouTube embed integration
• AI image generation built into the slide creation flow
• Custom branding with fonts, colors, and logos on Pro
• Shareable links with viewer analytics
• Template library for common presentation types

Use Cases

• 1Generating quick internal proposal drafts from a single prompt
• 2Creating narrative-style pitch decks that scroll like a story
• 3Brainstorming visual concepts before building a polished deck elsewhere
• 4Embedding live Figma prototypes and Airtable data into presentations
• 5Sales teams creating personalized outreach decks at speed