Creative
Build a .pptx deck
A real PowerPoint file you can open and edit, not a picture of slides.
Fill it in
Your outline, notes, or the argument you want to make.
Roughly how many.
Colours, fonts, or a company to match.
Write what to say under each slide.
Your prompt
Build a real .pptx from this, about 12 slides. [your what to cover] Match this look: [your look]. A real file, not an image of slides and not HTML. Use python-pptx so every text box is editable, every table is a table, and the person who receives it can change a number without asking you. One idea per slide, and the slide title IS the idea. "Revenue" is a label; "Revenue doubled after we dropped the free tier" is a slide. If a title has no verb, the slide has no point. Charts go in as native charts with their data, not as pasted pictures. Write speaker notes under each slide: what to say, not what is already on the slide.
Use Build a .pptx deckOpens with everything above already filled in.
Why this works
Most tools hand you slides you cannot edit: an image, a web page, or a PDF. This produces a real .pptx where every text box is a text box and every chart carries its data, so the person who receives it can change a number five minutes before the meeting.
Questions
- Will it open in Google Slides?
- Yes. It is a standard .pptx, so Slides, Keynote and LibreOffice all import it.
- Can it match our brand?
- Describe the colours and fonts, or name the company, and it lays out to match.