SketchBubble
SketchBubble pairs an AI presentation maker with a catalogue of over 200,000 editable slides. Enter a topic and the tool drafts a structured, styled deck you can export to PowerPoint, PDF or Google Slides.
What is SketchBubble?
SketchBubble is two products sold under one roof, and the site is careful to distinguish them. The first is a catalogue of ready-made presentation templates, with over 200,000 editable slides claimed, drawn by professional designers as vector graphics and mostly offered in several colour themes. The second, branded SketchBubble AI, is a presentation generator: instead of browsing the library, you type a topic or a prompt and the tool returns a complete deck, already structured, laid out and styled.
The generated deck arrives with a logical outline, slide layouts, and relevant images, icons and charts. You review that outline first, then choose a theme from the AI-curated designs before the deck is assembled. Everything stays editable afterwards, from colour and font to wording and individual elements, which is the product's central promise to people with no design training. Output goes to PPT, PDF or PNG, or opens directly in Google Slides, so nothing is locked inside a proprietary viewer. Generation is multilingual, and the site interface itself runs in fourteen languages.
Usage is metered in credits: five AI credits produce one slide. A permanent free account comes with 75 credits, while paid plans grant 3,000 credits refilled monthly. The generator requires an account, so there is no anonymous test run.
Around this core sit free satellite tools: a PDF-to-PPT converter, Word-to-PPT and text-to-PPT paths, an outline-to-deck route, and a Diagram Finder for locating a specific chart in the catalogue. Templates cover business, marketing, HR, IT, finance, project management, education, healthcare and manufacturing, and the catalogue is navigable by topic, style, industry or number of steps.
The publisher is InfoShore Technology Solutions LLP, an Indian limited liability partnership incorporated in July 2015 and based in Jaipur, Rajasthan, while the domain itself has been running since 2013. The site is built as a Magento storefront rather than a conventional SaaS application, which shows in its checkout-driven subscription flow. There is no API, no mobile application and no browser extension: SketchBubble is a web product, used in a browser and exported into the presentation software you already own.
What it does
- Generate a complete slide deck from a topic or a prompt
- Review the AI-generated outline, then pick a theme from AI-curated designs
- Download ready-made templates from a library of over 200,000 editable slides
- Export to PPT, PDF or PNG, or open the deck directly in Google Slides
- Edit every element: text, position, size, colour, font, icons and layout
- Convert a PDF, a Word document or plain text into a presentation
- Locate a specific chart or diagram through the Diagram Finder
When to use SketchBubble / When not to
A quick filter to help you decide if SketchBubble is the right fit.
When to use SketchBubble
- Consultants and strategy advisers who have to build client decks against a deadline
- Startup founders and small business owners preparing pitch decks without a designer on hand
- Sales and marketing teams producing recurring quarterly reviews and campaign presentations
- Teachers, lecturers and students who need structured slides for courses and coursework
- HR and project managers reusing standard formats such as onboarding, roadmaps and 30-60-90 day plans
When not to use SketchBubble
- Developers wanting to generate decks programmatically: SketchBubble publishes no API
- Teams needing a mobile or offline workflow, since the product is browser-only with no app or extension
- Buyers whose procurement requires a DPA, SOC 2 or ISO 27001 evidence, none of which is published
- Organisations that must document where their data is hosted, as no hosting country or region is disclosed
- Anyone under 18, who is excluded by the age clause in the terms of use
How to use SketchBubble
A typical end-to-end flow, from setup to results.
- Create an account: 75 AI credits are granted on signup, with no credit card required
- Open the AI presentation maker and enter your topic or idea, keeping in mind the site's advice that more detail yields better slides
- Review the outline the AI proposes before any design work is applied
- Pick a theme from the AI-curated designs offered
- Let the tool assemble the deck: structure, layouts, images, icons and charts
- Adjust whatever you want, from colour and theme to wording and individual elements, with no design skills needed
- Download in one click as PPT, PDF or PNG, or open the file in Google Slides
- Watch the credit balance: five AI credits are consumed per slide, refilled monthly on paid plans
- Alternatively, browse the template catalogue by topic, style, industry or number of steps and download directly
- Use the free converters to turn a PDF, a Word document or plain text into a deck
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Two complementary modes in one subscription: AI generation and a large catalogue of ready-made templates
- Permanent free tier with 75 AI credits and no credit card required
- Cheapest paid entry at 15 USD per month, falling to 10 USD per month on annual billing
- Output in standard, non-proprietary formats: PPT, PDF, PNG and Google Slides
- Downloaded templates remain usable for good, even once the subscription lapses
- Ten-day money-back guarantee and self-service cancellation from the members area
- Detailed privacy policy that names its subprocessors and allows self-service deletion of personal data
Cons
- No API, no mobile app and no browser extension: the product is web-only
- The site never addresses whether user content is used to train its AI models
- No hosting country or region is published, and transfers outside the EEA come with no named safeguard
- No DPA, no SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certification, and no Article 27 EU representative
- Legal documents predate the AI offering: privacy policy and terms from May 2018, EULA from September 2022
- The site contradicts itself on free credits (75 against 500), weekly template cadence and its own age
- Automatic renewal requires cancelling at least ten days before period end, and the refund policy calls refunds discretionary
Pricing & Plans
A permanent free plan is available, offering ten template downloads per month and 75 AI credits on signup without a credit card. The lowest paid entry point is the AI Only plan at USD 15.00 per month on monthly billing, or USD 120.00 per year, equivalent to USD 10.00 per month, on annual billing. All prices are stated in US dollars.
- 0 USD
- 10 template downloads per month
- 75 AI credits on signup
- 15 USD per month
- or 120 USD per year (10 USD per month equivalent)
- 3
- 000 AI credits
- 50 USD per month
- or 204 USD per year (17 USD per month equivalent)
- 20 downloads per month and 3
- 000 AI credits
- 299.95 USD per year
- unlimited downloads
- 499.95 USD per year
- unlimited downloads
- 999.95 USD per year
- unlimited downloads
Data, GDPR & hosting
A consolidated view of how SketchBubble handles your data.
GDPR overview
Concrete GDPR references are present. The privacy policy took effect on 25 May 2018 and points explicitly to European Regulation 679/2016 for EEA citizens, alongside Indian national law. It names InfoShore Technology Solutions LLP as controller, gives its Jaipur address, and sets out six rights: access, withdrawal of consent, rectification, erasure and restriction, portability, and complaint to a local supervisory authority. Requests go to the registered office or to care@sketchbubble.com and are answered within one month, extendable by two. Each processing purpose is tabled with its legal basis. Three gaps remain: no Article 27 EU representative is designated, no data protection officer is named, and transfers outside the EEA are announced without any named safeguard, whether standard contractual clauses, an adequacy decision or binding corporate rules.
Who owns the data?
InfoShore Technology Solutions LLP is the declared data controller and, under the EULA, keeps title and all intellectual property rights in the templates and the software. Subscribers receive a limited, perpetual, non-transferable, non-exclusive licence: they may edit templates and produce derivative works, but may not resell, publish or redistribute them in any editable format. Templates already downloaded stay usable after a subscription ends. Feedback and suggestions sent to the company fall under a perpetual, worldwide, sub-licensable, royalty-free licence in its favour. Notably, no clause anywhere on the site states who owns the presentations the AI generates.
Reuse rights
Paying users may reuse downloaded templates without asking further permission: the licence is perpetual and covers modification and derivative works for presentations, brochures, advertising, packaging, promotional material and video projects. Redistribution is where it stops, as reselling, publishing, licensing or sub-licensing the content in an editable format is expressly forbidden. On the company side, personal data is processed for eight stated purposes, each tabled with its legal basis, from contract performance through to consent-based marketing. Aggregated or de-identified data may be made available to third parties for business or marketing purposes, and the terms reserve a right of access to user data for legal compliance, anti-fraud work and anonymised statistics.
Data retention & training
Hosting summary
SketchBubble publishes no hosting location. The privacy policy states only that the company is based in India, and adds that personal data may be transferred to and stored with any of its affiliates, partners or service providers, inside or outside the European Economic Area. No standard contractual clauses, adequacy decision or binding corporate rules are named to cover those transfers. Two subprocessors are identified: Mailchimp for email marketing and BlueSnap for payments, each with a link to its own privacy policy. Security measures are described in some detail, including data minimisation, pseudonymisation, SSL encryption for transfers to third parties, PCI DSS compliance for card payments, restricted internal access and no paper storage, but none of them tells you which jurisdiction holds the data. The domain resolves to 104.26.5.177, a Cloudflare anycast node geolocated in the United States, which is a fact about the CDN edge rather than evidence of where the databases sit. Anyone with a data residency requirement will need to ask the vendor directly.
Things to keep in mind
Risks and trade-offs to weigh before adopting SketchBubble.
- Nothing on the site says whether your prompts and generated content feed model training; assume they might until the vendor states otherwise
- Ownership of AI-generated presentations is never addressed in the terms, the EULA or the privacy policy
- Personal data may be transferred outside the EEA with no safeguard mechanism named anywhere
- Leaning on generated outlines can erode the habit of structuring an argument yourself; treat the draft as a starting point, not a finished thought
- Generated decks look polished enough to mask thin or unchecked content, so verify every claim and figure before presenting
- The site contradicts itself on free credits, template cadence and its own age, so treat its published numbers with caution
- Subscriptions renew automatically and cancellation must reach the vendor at least ten days before the period ends
Setup & Integrations
Technical difficulty
Very low. Nothing to install: the tool runs entirely in the browser, as the FAQ states. You need an account to reach the generator, after which the flow is three steps, namely enter a topic, pick a theme and download. There are no API keys, no connectors and no configuration. The terms list the only real prerequisite: a PC or Mac with PowerPoint or Keynote, or any browser able to open Google Slides. Editing the result requires no design experience, which is the product's central claim.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between SketchBubble and SketchBubble AI?
Do I need to install anything?
How do AI credits work?
In which formats can I export a generated presentation?
Does one subscription cover both the templates and the AI?
What happens to templates I downloaded once my subscription ends?
Is there a free plan, and what does the cheapest paid plan cost?
Does SketchBubble train its AI on the content I submit?
Should you pick SketchBubble?
SketchBubble is an established catalogue business that has bolted a credible AI generator onto a decade of template inventory, and the combination works in its favour. The publisher has been trading since 2015 and the domain since 2013, so the library is genuinely deep rather than freshly assembled. Pricing is competitive: a permanent free tier with 75 AI credits, a paid entry at 15 USD per month, and 10 USD per month if you commit annually. Output lands in PPT, PDF, PNG or Google Slides, downloaded templates stay yours once the subscription lapses, and cancellation is self-service.
The weakness is that the legal and security layer has not kept pace with the product. The privacy policy and terms date from May 2018 and the EULA from September 2022, all written before the AI offering existed. As a result the site never says whether your prompts and content feed model training, never says who owns an AI-generated deck, never publishes a hosting country, and offers no DPA, no SOC 2 and no Article 27 EU representative despite explicitly addressing EEA citizens. Several published figures also contradict each other from one page to the next: free credits, weekly template cadence, and the company's own age.
That divide sets the audience cleanly. For an individual, a freelancer or a small team needing a decent deck quickly, the value is real and the price is fair. For an organisation whose purchase passes through a security review, or for anyone wanting to build deck generation into a product, the missing pieces are not details, they are the whole file. Ask the vendor directly about training, hosting and data processing terms before entrusting it with anything sensitive.
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