22 Manus Prompts for Slides, Decks & Websites (2026)

Build a 12-slide investor pitch deck using Manus Slides for [company], a [one-line description] raising a [round, e.g. seed] round. Audience: early-stage VCs. Brand: colors [#hex, #hex], font [font], logo attached; voice = confident, concrete, no hype. Use this exact slide outline, one idea per slide: 1) title + tagline, 2) problem, 3) solution, 4) product/how it works, 5) market size, 6) business model, 7) traction with real metrics, 8) go-to-market, 9) competition matrix, 10) team, 11) financials/projections, 12) the ask + use of funds. Pull all facts from [attached data / this deck / these notes]. Deliverable: a finished 12-slide deck, editable in Manus Slides and exported to PDF and PPTX. Quality rules: cite the source of every stat on the slide or in a sources appendix, leave a number blank rather than guess, no placeholder or lorem text, consistent typography, and readable contrast on every slide.

Create a 10-slide sales deck in Manus Slides to pitch [product] to [buyer persona, e.g. VP of Ops at mid-market logistics firms]. Brand colors [#hex, #hex], font [font], voice = clear and outcome-focused. Slide outline: 1) cover, 2) the buyer's problem in their words, 3) cost of doing nothing, 4) our solution, 5) how it works in 3 steps, 6) proof (2 customer results with numbers), 7) ROI/pricing, 8) integrations and security, 9) implementation timeline, 10) next steps + CTA. Base every claim on [attached case studies / product docs]. Deliverable: a polished 10-slide deck, exported to PDF and PPTX and editable in the workspace. Quality rules: cite the source of each customer result, no invented logos or quotes, placeholder-free copy, and a consistent visual system across all slides.

Build an 8-slide QBR deck in Manus Slides for [account/client] covering [Q_ 2026]. Audience: the client's executive sponsor. Brand: our colors [#hex, #hex] plus the client logo. Slide outline: 1) cover + period, 2) goals set last quarter, 3) results vs. those goals with a scorecard, 4) key wins, 5) issues and how they were resolved, 6) usage/adoption trends, 7) roadmap and plan for next quarter, 8) asks and success plan. Use the metrics in [attached spreadsheet / dashboard export]. Deliverable: an 8-slide deck exported to PDF and PPTX. Quality rules: every metric must trace to the source file, mark any estimate as an estimate, leave gaps blank rather than guess, and keep charts clean and labeled.

Create a 6-slide monthly investor update deck in Manus Slides for [company], [month 2026]. Audience: existing investors. Brand colors [#hex, #hex], voice = candid and metrics-first. Slide outline: 1) TL;DR + headline metrics (MRR, growth, runway), 2) KPIs vs. last month, 3) wins, 4) lowlights and risks, 5) asks (intros, hiring, advice), 6) what's next. Pull numbers from [attached metrics sheet]. Deliverable: a 6-slide deck exported to PDF. Quality rules: cite the source for each metric, be honest about lowlights, tag any projected figure as a projection, no placeholder text, and one clear takeaway per slide.

Build a 10-slide training deck in Manus Slides to onboard new [role, e.g. support agents] on [topic/process]. Audience: new hires with no prior context. Brand colors [#hex, #hex], voice = plain and step-by-step. Slide outline: 1) title + what you'll learn, 2) why this matters, 3-7) the process broken into 5 clear steps with one example each, 8) common mistakes, 9) a short knowledge check with 3 questions, 10) where to get help + resources. Base it on [attached SOP / recorded process]. Deliverable: a 10-slide deck exported to PDF and PPTX and editable in Manus Slides. Quality rules: accurate to the source process, no invented steps, placeholder-free, plain language, and accessible contrast and font sizes.

Create a 12-slide webinar presentation in Manus Slides on [topic] for [audience, e.g. marketing leaders]. Brand colors [#hex, #hex], font [font], voice = expert but approachable. Slide outline: 1) title + presenter, 2) agenda, 3) the problem/context, 4-9) six teaching sections, each one takeaway with a supporting stat or example, 10) case study, 11) recap of key points, 12) CTA + Q&A prompt. Source the content from [attached research / blog posts / notes]. Deliverable: a 12-slide deck exported to PDF and PPTX, plus a short speaker note under each slide. Quality rules: cite every stat with its source, no fabricated data, placeholder-free copy, and a consistent, uncluttered layout with big readable type for screen-share.

Write a one-page product one-pager for [product] aimed at [audience, e.g. procurement teams]. Brand voice = concise and benefit-led; colors [#hex, #hex] if formatting as a designed PDF. Sections, in order: headline + one-line value prop, the problem, what it does, 3 key benefits with a proof point each, how it fits existing tools, pricing tiers, and a clear CTA with contact details. Keep it to a single page, roughly 350-450 words. Base everything on [attached product docs / spec]. Deliverable: a formatted one-page document exported to PDF. Quality rules: every proof point cited or attributed, no placeholder text, no invented pricing, and scannable formatting with short bullets.

Write a 2-page executive briefing on [topic/decision] for [audience, e.g. our leadership team]. Voice = neutral and decision-oriented. Sections: 1) bottom line up front (the recommendation in 2-3 sentences), 2) background and context, 3) the options with pros/cons, 4) key data and what it shows, 5) risks and mitigations, 6) recommended next steps with owners. Length: about 800-1000 words. Work only from [attached reports / data]. Deliverable: a 2-page briefing document exported to PDF. Quality rules: cite every claim with its source, leave a fact blank rather than guess, tag uncertain points with a confidence level, and lead with the recommendation.

Draft a client proposal for [our company] to deliver [service/project] to [client]. Audience: the client's decision-maker. Brand colors [#hex, #hex], logo attached, voice = professional and reassuring. Sections: cover, executive summary, understanding of the client's needs, proposed approach/scope, deliverables and timeline, pricing/investment, team and credentials, terms, and next steps to sign. Length: 4-6 pages. Base scope and pricing on [attached brief / SOW notes]. Deliverable: a formatted proposal exported to PDF. Quality rules: no invented client facts, use only pricing I provide, placeholder-free copy, consistent branded formatting, and a clear signature/next-step section.

Write a standard operating procedure (SOP) for [process, e.g. onboarding a new client]. Audience: the team member performing it. Voice = clear, imperative, step-by-step. Sections: purpose, scope, roles and responsibilities, prerequisites/tools, the numbered step-by-step procedure, a checklist version at the end, and escalation/edge cases. Base every step on [attached recording / rough notes / existing doc]. Deliverable: a formatted SOP document exported to PDF, with a copy-ready checklist. Quality rules: accurate to the source process, no invented steps, flag any gaps in the source as "TO CONFIRM" rather than guessing, and use numbered, testable steps.

Build an FAQ page for [product/service] by extracting the most common questions from [attached support tickets / help docs / sales call notes]. Audience: prospects and new customers. Voice = friendly and direct. Produce 12-15 question-and-answer pairs grouped into logical sections (e.g. getting started, pricing, security, support). Each answer 2-4 sentences. Deliverable: both a formatted document AND a ready-to-publish HTML block with FAQPage schema markup, mobile-responsive and accessible. Quality rules: every answer grounded in the source material, no invented policies or prices, mark anything unclear as "needs review", and keep answers scannable.

Build a responsive marketing landing page for [product], a [one-line description], targeting [audience]. Brand: colors [#hex, #hex], font [font], logo attached; style = clean and modern. Named sections, in order: sticky nav, hero with headline + subhead + primary CTA, social proof strip, 3-feature benefits grid, how-it-works in 3 steps, testimonials, pricing, FAQ, and a footer with links. Write real, benefit-led copy from [attached product notes] — no lorem ipsum. Deliverable: a working, deployable landing page (HTML/CSS/JS) — build it, give me a live preview URL, and return the source files. Quality rules: fully mobile-responsive, accessible (alt text, semantic headings, keyboard-navigable, good contrast), fast-loading, and every CTA wired to [link/#].

Build a responsive personal portfolio website for [name], a [role, e.g. product designer]. Style = minimal and elegant; colors [#hex, #hex], font [font]. Named sections: hero with name + tagline + photo, about, selected work (grid of [N] projects, each with image, title, role, and a short case-study link), skills, testimonials, and a contact section with a working form and social links. Use the details in [attached resume / project list]. Deliverable: a working, deployable multi-section site (HTML/CSS/JS) — build it, give me a live preview URL, and return the source files so I can host it. Quality rules: mobile-responsive, accessible, no placeholder images (use tasteful placeholders only where I haven't supplied assets and flag them), and clean semantic markup.

Build a responsive one-page event microsite for [event name], on [date] at [location/online]. Brand colors [#hex, #hex], font [font], style = bold and energetic. Named sections: hero with event name, date, and a register CTA; about the event; agenda/schedule; speakers grid; venue/how-to-join; pricing/tickets; sponsors; and an FAQ. Populate from [attached event brief]. Deliverable: a working, deployable microsite (HTML/CSS/JS) with the register button wired to [registration link] — build it, give me a live preview URL, and return the source. Quality rules: mobile-responsive, accessible, real copy from the brief (no lorem ipsum), fast-loading, and a countdown or prominent date so the deadline is obvious.

Build a responsive documentation site for [product] from [attached docs / README / help articles]. Style = clean and readable; brand colors [#hex, #hex]. Structure: a left-hand nav with sections (Getting Started, Guides, API Reference, FAQ, Changelog), a searchable content area, syntax-highlighted code blocks, and anchor links for every heading. Organize my source material into logical pages. Deliverable: a working, deployable docs site (HTML/CSS/JS) — build it, give me a live preview URL, and return the source files. Quality rules: mobile-responsive, accessible, working in-page search and nav, no invented API details (use only what's in my source), and a consistent, scannable layout.

Build a responsive waitlist / coming-soon page for [product], launching [timeframe]. Style = sleek and minimal; colors [#hex, #hex], font [font]. Named sections: hero with a compelling headline, a one-line value prop, an email capture form with a "Join the waitlist" button, 3 quick benefit bullets, a social-proof line ("[N] people already joined"), and a footer. Write persuasive real copy from [attached product notes]. Deliverable: a working, deployable page (HTML/CSS/JS) with the email form wired to [Mailchimp/form endpoint] and a thank-you state — build it, give me a live preview URL, and return the source. Quality rules: mobile-responsive, accessible, fast-loading, form validation on the email field, and no placeholder copy.

Build a responsive multi-page website for [business], a [type, e.g. local bakery] in [location]. Brand colors [#hex, #hex], font [font], style = warm and inviting. Pages: Home (hero, services/menu highlights, CTA), About, Services/Menu, Gallery, Testimonials, and Contact with a working form, map embed, hours, and address. Use the details in [attached business info]. Deliverable: a working, deployable multi-page site (HTML/CSS/JS) with shared nav and footer — build it, give me a live preview URL, and return the source files so I can host it. Quality rules: mobile-responsive, accessible, real copy (no lorem ipsum), consistent branding across pages, and every link and the contact form functional.

Build a working ROI calculator web app for [product/service]. Inputs the user enters: [e.g. team size, hours spent per week on X, hourly cost, our monthly price]. Logic: compute time saved, cost saved, net ROI, and payback period using [describe the formula]. Output: show the results clearly with a summary line and a simple chart, and a "download/share results" option. Style: clean, brand colors [#hex, #hex]. Deliverable: a working, deployable single-page web app (HTML/CSS/JS) — build it, give me a live preview URL, and return the source. Quality rules: correct math (show your formula), input validation, mobile-responsive, accessible, and no placeholder logic — the calculator must actually compute.

Build a working KPI dashboard web app that visualizes the data in [attached CSV / spreadsheet]. Show these metrics: [list the KPIs, e.g. revenue, active users, churn, MRR growth]. Layout: a top row of summary cards with the current value and change vs. prior period, then charts (trend line, bar, and a breakdown) with a date-range filter. Style: clean and modern, colors [#hex, #hex]. Deliverable: a working, deployable dashboard (HTML/CSS/JS) that loads my data — build it, give me a live preview URL, and return the source files. Quality rules: numbers must match the source data exactly, label every axis and chart, mobile-responsive, accessible, and no fabricated data points.

Build a working internal tool for [team] to [task, e.g. track and update the status of incoming requests]. Features: a table view of records loaded from [attached CSV / sample data] with columns [list], the ability to add, edit, filter, and search records, status labels, and an export-to-CSV button. Style: functional and clean, brand colors [#hex, #hex]. Deliverable: a working, deployable web app (HTML/CSS/JS, with local storage or a simple data layer) — build it, give me a live preview URL, and return the source. Quality rules: all CRUD actions actually work, input validation, mobile-responsive, accessible, and clear empty/loading states — no placeholder buttons.

Build a clickable MVP prototype for [app idea] that [core value, e.g. helps users plan weekly meals]. Core flow to make functional: [describe the main user journey, e.g. pick preferences -> generate a plan -> save it]. Include the 3-4 key screens for that flow with working navigation and the core interaction actually functioning. Style: modern app UI, colors [#hex, #hex]. Deliverable: a working, deployable web app prototype (HTML/CSS/JS) — build it, give me a live preview URL, and return the source files so I can extend it. Quality rules: the primary flow must work end to end (not just static screens), mobile-responsive, accessible, and label any not-yet-built feature clearly rather than faking it.

Build a working interactive quiz web app titled "[quiz name, e.g. Which plan is right for you?]" for [audience]. Flow: [N] multiple-choice questions, scored logic that maps answers to one of [list outcomes/recommendations], a results screen with a tailored recommendation and CTA, and an email capture before showing results. Questions and outcomes are in [attached notes]. Style: friendly and on-brand, colors [#hex, #hex]. Deliverable: a working, deployable single-page app (HTML/CSS/JS) with the email form wired to [endpoint] — build it, give me a live preview URL, and return the source. Quality rules: scoring logic works correctly, progress indicator, mobile-responsive, accessible, and no placeholder questions or dead buttons.