Decks are how ideas leave Bloom looking finished. Today, building a deck means briefing a creative agent — you set the direction; the agent researches, pulls frames, writes, and lays out pages from your library and boards.
Nike ACG — Treatment
What a deck is for
Use a deck when a board isn't enough:
- A director's treatment with writing and frames
- A pitch that has to stand on its own in a room
- A leave-behind that shouldn't look like a moodboard link
Boards stay the working canvas. Decks are the designed output. You can still share a board as a presentation when the board is the artifact.
Building with an agent
Brief the agent the way you'd brief a collaborator: the job, the mood, the constraints, and the board or references that are already right. "A 12-page fashion-film treatment, muted grade, handheld, using last year's board plus new research" beats a single keyword.
The agent drafts pages from your library — then you review and refine. This is the same motion as the rest of Bloom: you don't switch to a separate deck tool and lose the library.
Sharing
Present the deck in Bloom, export when you need a file, or send a presentation link for a board that sits behind it. Viewer permissions still apply to board presentation links — see Viewer permissions.
Good to know: Decks work best when the library is already in good shape. A deck agent can't invent your company's work; it can only arrange what you've saved.





















