Day 3 of building Framer templates with AI ONLY.

AI's research dictated that a slide-by-slide pitch deck template would be best. So I asked it to write the exact prompts to give to Framer Agent to build it all.

It gave me 19 prompts that started from setting up the design system all the way to micro interactions.

The result wasn't bad for a start. I ran the 19 prompts one after the other without checking the results and it managed to build a slide-by-slide style page, animations, micro interactions, complex components, and more..

Still very far from a high quality template that converts into $. My goal here is to see how much manual work and design direction it would require from me to get it to that level.

IMPORTANT - I did not give the AI any design direction or references AT ALL before it gave me these prompts. This is all raw AI design, which I was expecting to look worse and more robotic.

Next step: Go back to the AI, give it structured and detailed design direction with references, and asking it to give a set of new prompts to adjust the design.

Want to see how that goes?

Follow along, update tomorrow.

Why I'm building a pitch deck template for Framer

I used an AI to audit the Framer marketplace and find me opportunities for niche categories.

The options that caught my eyes was Pitch Deck templates for startups/founders. There are barely any templates available, low quality, and founders are on every corner these days, building with AI.

That's it. That's the competitive landscape.

The top Framer template creators are earning $10K-$40K/month. The category has demand, the bar is low, and I think I can clear it.

I'm starting with investor pitch decks. The current alternatives make founders either rent a Figma file, pay a designer, or wrestle with PowerPoint. Framer deserves a better option. Maybe a slide-by-slide landing page, easy to customize, has all elements a pitch deck needs, and actually looks good out of the box.

This is my build-in-public thread. I'll be sharing progress, decisions, and what's working. If you want early access when the template drops, follow along.

Fair warning: this is AI-assisted work. I use it for the heavy lifting on structure and iteration, then I review and approve everything. "AI-designed, designer-approved" isn't a buzzword here, it's how I ship fast without cutting corners.

Curious what you'd want in a pitch deck template. Drop it in the comments.

I'm starting a build-in-public series and I want Framer folks to follow along.

Here's the deal: I'm launching a Framer templates branch under Bad Ant Studio. AI handles the repetitive work. A professional design eye handles everything else. Flow, hierarchy, the stuff that makes a template actually usable.

The question I'm testing: can that combination produce templates that feel premium without the premium price tag? And is that useful to creators in here?

I'm going to document the whole process here. Not just finished templates, but the research behind them, the design decisions, and the actual building.

Let's give this a go.