PaneFlow builds animated slideshows with no code and exports to code, video or embeds. Plans start at $8/month, with a $96 lifetime option.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
PaneFlow is a visual editor for creating animated slideshows, pitch decks, product launches and website hero sections. It is aimed at people who want motion and polish without writing code, and it treats a slideshow as a designed, animated piece rather than a static slide template.
Its distinguishing idea is that one design can ship in many formats. The same slideshow can become clean code, a live embed, a video, images or a PDF, and PaneFlow also exposes an MCP server so AI agents can build slideshows for you.
You build slides on a flexible grid using drag-and-drop blocks for text, images, video, 3D and charts. Any element can be animated, elements can be shared across slides, and an instant preview plays the result back live inside the editor.
When the design is ready, you choose an output. Export code for React, Vue, Svelte, HTML or Next.js, paste into Webflow, publish to a CDN, embed with an iFrame, or render video, images and PDF. Agents can run the same workflow through the MCP server.
The editor covers layout, animation and templates. Templates exist for pitch decks, product launches, magazines, hero sections and social content, and swapping in your own content keeps the design intact. AI tools generate images from a description, edit them with a prompt and remove backgrounds without leaving the project.
Output options are the broadest part of the product: code components, a live embed, video, images and PDF, plus a Framer plugin and Webflow paste. The built-in MCP server works with Claude, Cursor or any MCP client for prompt-driven building.
PaneFlow is a visual editor for creating animated slideshows, pitch decks, product launches and hero sections without code. Finished designs can be exported as code, video, PDF or a live embed.
PaneFlow lists $8 per month, $48 per year, or a $96 one-time lifetime payment. The plans differ in AI credits: 100 per month, 1000 per year and 2000 one-time.
The source pages do not show a free plan or free trial. They do show a Try Live Demo button and a playground, and the plans state that you can cancel anytime.
PaneFlow exports to React, Vue, Svelte, HTML and Next.js code, video, images and PDF. It can also publish to a CDN, embed via iFrame, paste into Webflow, or use a Framer plugin.
Yes. PaneFlow includes a built-in MCP server that works with Claude, Cursor or any MCP client. Agents can build, edit, animate and export complete slideshows from a prompt.
PaneFlow targets designers, marketers, developers, educators and creators. It suits people who want polished animated slideshows without writing code, or who want exportable components.
Yes. Users can generate images from a description, edit them with a prompt and remove backgrounds inside a project. Each plan includes a set amount of AI credits.