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Gixo Lumen

AI presentation maker for reviewable business decks

Last verified July 2026 4 min read

What is Gixo Lumen?

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Gixo Lumen is AI presentation software for founders, consultants, and operators who need structured business decks from topics, notes, briefs, articles, or uploaded reference material. It can plan the outline before generation, then keeps slide editing, citations, themes, presenter tools, and export attached to the same working deck. The product has 33 active themes, 25 slide layouts, 8 workflow profiles, and exports PPTX, PDF, HTML, and slide images.

Why Gixo Lumen works

A generated slide deck is not much help if reviewers must rebuild the narrative or move it into another editor before it can be handed off. Lumen lets users review the outline before generation, then edit slides, check sources, present, and export from the same deck, so the work is refined in place instead of reconstructed in a second presentation tool.

Gixo Lumen features

  • Review the story before generation. Users can inspect and change the outline before the full deck is built, including section order, audience, evidence needs, and missing transitions.
  • Edit the finished deck in place. Every slide can be edited after generation. Users can change text, swap layouts, reorder slides, regenerate sections, switch themes, and use undo and redo history.
  • Change the visual system after content exists. Lumen has 33 active themes and 25 slide layouts, so the visual direction can change without rewriting the presentation.
  • Keep sources and citations with the deck. Source context, citations, and evidence review stay available while the presentation is being edited, giving reviewers one place to check claims before delivery.
  • Hand off in four formats. Decks export as PPTX, PDF, HTML, and slide images. PowerPoint export keeps supported layouts as editable text and shapes while complex slides may export as images to preserve their appearance.

Who Gixo Lumen is for

  • Consultants turning notes, interviews, analysis, and source files into client presentations that need review before handoff.
  • Founders building fundraising or investor decks who want to shape the story before committing to the full slide build.
  • Operators preparing board or executive updates who need source review, presenter tools, and export attached to the same deck.
  • Sales and marketing teams building buyer narratives that need editing, sharing, and a usable PowerPoint handoff.

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Frequently asked

Gixo Lumen FAQ

Is there a free trial?
Yes. Lumen has a 14 day trial with no card required. It includes AI generation and hybrid PPTX and PDF export. Existing decks remain available to review, present, and download after the trial ends.
How much does Gixo Lumen cost?
Monthly pricing is $10 per seat for Lite, $49 for Starter, $69 for Professional, $79 for Business, and $99 for Enterprise. Professional requires at least 2 seats, Business 5, and Enterprise 10.
Can I edit slides after they are generated?
Yes. Users can edit slide text, change layouts, reorder slides, regenerate sections, switch themes, and use undo and redo history without rebuilding the whole deck.
Does the PowerPoint export stay editable?
PowerPoint export uses a hybrid model. Supported layouts become editable text and shapes, while complex slides may be preserved as images when needed for visual fidelity.
What integrations are available?
Lumen has a PowerPoint add in published on Microsoft AppSource and a documented MCP interface. Its Google Slides integration is still in validation.
How is product data protected?
Gixo says its infrastructure runs on Microsoft Azure, with TLS 1.3 for data in transit and AES 256 encryption for stored data.