About this Service
Stage slides play by different rules. Text that reads fine on a laptop disappears from the back row. A layout that works in a meeting falls apart on a giant screen behind a live speaker. We design presentations built specifically for the stage — bold, legible, and visual-first — so your slides support you instead of competing with you. Every slide is made to be seen from the last row and understood in a glance, keeping all eyes on the speaker where they belong.
Who We Are
We've designed for the people who live on stage — including speakers at events like TEDx Kyiv. Across 10+ years and 3,000+ projects, we've learned that a keynote slide isn't a document, it's a backdrop for a performance — and we design it that way.
What You Get
🎤 Stage-optimized slide design — bold, legible, visual-first
🔠 Large-format typography that reads from the back row
🖼️ Minimal-text, high-impact layouts that support your delivery
📊 Clean data visuals designed for big screens
🎨 Fully branded and consistent throughout
📁 Editable source files — PowerPoint, Keynote, Figma, Google Slides, Canva
Pricing📦 Up to 10 slide — $1500📦 Up to 20 slides — $2500📦 20-40 slides - $3000-4000📦 Larger talks — custom quote
Our Process
Brief & Talk Goals — we learn your topic, audience, and speaking context
Structure & Flow — slides mapped to the rhythm of your talk
Design Draft — first version for your review
Refinement — adjustments until it's stage-ready
Delivery — final editable, presentation-ready files
Optional Add-Ons
✏️ Content & speech formatting and structuring for stage delivery
🎬 Video creation from your slides
📐 Additional storyboard for your talk's visual flow
⚡ Express turnaround
Perfect For
Keynote Speakers • Conference Presenters • TEDx-Style Talks • Panelists • Industry Events • Product Launches • Anyone Presenting Live on Stage
Why Choose Us
Because on stage, your slides have one job: make you look good, not steal the show. Overloaded, cluttered slides pull focus and lose the room. We design with restraint and impact — every slide earns attention, then hands it right back to you.
