From rubric to deck in ~10 minutes.
A simple loop: generate the first complete draft, refine each slide, export when the structure is stable.
1 Paste rubric & notes
Drop in the rubric and your distilled notes—no formatting tricks.
2 Generate Deck Now
AI makes a complete first draft with roles, rhythm, and ordering.
3 Edit slide-by-slide → Export PDF
Refine text + visuals, keep alignment fixed, then export a clean PDF.
It’s not a magic show. It’s a structure tool.
Most first-time slides fail in two ways.
RubricFlow targets structure failures—before you waste time polishing.
Sticker chaos
RubricFlow keeps alignment fixed, so slides don’t drift into a collage.
Wall of text
Bullet rhythm + slide roles keep each slide readable and evaluative.
Features that keep structure stable.
No more than what you need to get to a clean, editable first pass.
Rubric-to-structure mapping
Points map to slides so coverage is visible and complete.
Fixed alignment & rhythm (3/5 bullets)
Consistent spacing and density across the whole deck.
Theme + typography presets
Readable defaults you can apply across all slides.
Slide editor with visuals
Edit slide content with image/chart/table inputs.
References → auto citation page (APA 7)
Collect sources and generate a final citation slide.
Clean PDF export
Export a deck you can submit, print, and share.
RuleBook
Learn the workflow and editing logic. RubricFlow is about structure—not slide decoration.
Read the RuleBookHow it works
Jump to the parts you’ll use most.