single-slide-ppt

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npx skills add https://github.com/huyansheng3/ppt-skills --skill single-slide-ppt
Single-Slide PowerPoint Creator
Create professional, visually engaging single-slide PowerPoint presentations using PptxGenJS.
When to Use This Skill
User requests "做一页PPT", "single slide", "create a PPT slide"
Visualizing comparisons (before/after, old vs new, problem/solution)
Feature showcases (grid layouts, capability matrices)
Concept illustrations (workflows, architectures, frameworks)
Decision frameworks or process flows
Core Workflow
1. Understand Content Structure
Analyze the user's request to identify:
Main message/title
Key points or sections (typically 2-6 items)
Natural groupings (left/right, grid, sequential)
Visual metaphors (arrows, icons, cards)
2. Choose Design Pattern
Select a layout that matches the content structure:
Comparison Layouts
(2 columns):
Problem → Solution
Before → After
Old → New
Plugin → IDE
Grid Layouts
(2x2, 2x3, 3x3):
Feature showcase
Capability matrix
Multi-option comparison
Sequential Flow
:
Process steps
Timeline
Decision tree
Single Focus
:
Key metric
Core concept
Quote or statement
3. Design Color Palette
Select 3-5 colors based on content theme:
Content-driven palettes:
Technology
Deep blue (#1a1a2e), purple (#4a00e0), accent (#8e2de2)
Problem/Solution
Red (#ff6b6b) for problems, Green (#51cf66) for solutions
Professional
Navy (#2C3E50), teal (#16A085), gold (#F39C12)
Creative
Purple (#722880), pink (#D72D51), orange (#EB5C18)
Color assignment:
Background: Dark (#1a1a2e) or light (#f5f5f5)
Header: Primary brand color or gradient
Problem/negative: Red/orange tones
Solution/positive: Green/blue tones
Accent: Complementary color for highlights
4. Enhance with Relevant Images (Optional)
When creating slides about technical concepts, products, or comparisons, consider adding relevant images to strengthen the message.
When to use images:
Technical architecture diagrams (from official documentation)
Product screenshots (before/after comparisons)
Logo or brand assets (for product slides)
Illustrations (to explain abstract concepts)
Charts or graphs (data visualization)
How to find and download images:
// Example: Download VSCode architecture diagram
// Use curl to download images from official sources
const
{
execSync
}
=
require
(
'child_process'
)
;
function
downloadImage
(
url
,
outputPath
)
{
try
{
execSync
(
`
curl -o
${
outputPath
}
"
${
url
}
"
`
,
{
stdio
:
'inherit'
}
)
;
console
.
log
(
`
Downloaded:
${
outputPath
}
`
)
;
return
true
;
}
catch
(
error
)
{
console
.
error
(
`
Failed to download image:
${
error
.
message
}
`
)
;
return
false
;
}
}
// Example usage:
downloadImage
(
'https://code.visualstudio.com/assets/api/ux-guidelines/examples/architecture-containers.png'
,
'workspace/vscode-architecture.png'
)
;
Strategy for finding images:
Official documentation
Search for "[Product Name] architecture documentation" or "[Product Name] official API documentation"
GitHub repositories
Look for diagrams in README.md or docs/ folders
Technical blogs
Find explanation diagrams from reputable sources
Use search_web and fetch_web
Search for relevant content and extract image URLs
Adding images to slides:
// After downloading the image, add it to the slide
slide
.
addImage
(
{
path
:
'workspace/downloaded-image.png'
,
x
:
0.5
,
// X position in inches
y
:
1.5
,
// Y position in inches
w
:
4.8
,
// Width in inches
h
:
2.7
// Height in inches (maintain aspect ratio)
}
)
;
// Optional: Add caption
slide
.
addText
(
'Image caption or source attribution'
,
{
x
:
0.5
,
y
:
4.25
,
w
:
4.8
,
h
:
0.3
,
fontSize
:
9
,
color
:
'707070'
,
italic
:
true
,
align
:
'center'
}
)
;
Best practices for images:
✅ Use official sources (company websites, documentation)
✅ Maintain aspect ratio when resizing
✅ Add captions for context
✅ Ensure images support the narrative
❌ Don't use low-resolution images
❌ Don't overcrowd slides with too many images
❌ Don't use images without permission
5. Create Slide with PptxGenJS
const
pptxgen
=
require
(
'pptxgenjs'
)
;
const
{
execSync
}
=
require
(
'child_process'
)
;
const
path
=
require
(
'path'
)
;
async
function
createSlide
(
)
{
const
pptx
=
new
pptxgen
(
)
;
pptx
.
layout
=
'LAYOUT_16x9'
;
pptx
.
author
=
'Your Name'
;
pptx
.
title
=
'Slide Title'
;
const
slide
=
pptx
.
addSlide
(
)
;
// Background
slide
.
background
=
{
color
:
'1a1a2e'
}
;
// Header bar
slide
.
addShape
(
pptx
.
shapes
.
RECTANGLE
,
{
x
:
0
,
y
:
0
,
w
:
10
,
h
:
0.8
,
fill
:
{
color
:
'4a00e0'
}
}
)
;
// Title
slide
.
addText
(
'Your Title Here'
,
{
x
:
0.5
,
y
:
0.18
,
w
:
9
,
h
:
0.5
,
fontSize
:
26
,
bold
:
true
,
color
:
'ffffff'
,
fontFace
:
'Arial'
}
)
;
// Optional: Add downloaded image
// slide.addImage({
// path: 'workspace/image.png',
// x: 0.5, y: 1.5, w: 4.8, h: 2.7
// });
// Content sections...
// [Add your content here following the patterns below]
await
pptx
.
writeFile
(
{
fileName
:
'output.pptx'
}
)
;
}
createSlide
(
)
.
catch
(
console
.
error
)
;
Design Patterns Library
Pattern: Comparison Cards (Left vs Right)
// Left section - Problem/Before
slide
.
addText
(
'🚫 Current State'
,
{
x
:
0.4
,
y
:
1.0
,
w
:
4
,
h
:
0.4
,
fontSize
:
14
,
bold
:
true
,
color
:
'ff6b6b'
}
)
;
// Card with left border accent
slide
.
addShape
(
pptx
.
shapes
.
RECTANGLE
,
{
x
:
0.4
,
y
:
1.5
,
w
:
4.2
,
h
:
0.95
,
fill
:
{
color
:
'2d1f1f'
}
}
)
;
slide
.
addShape
(
pptx
.
shapes
.
RECTANGLE
,
{
x
:
0.4
,
y
:
1.5
,
w
:
0.08
,
h
:
0.95
,
fill
:
{
color
:
'ff6b6b'
}
}
)
;
slide
.
addText
(
'Issue Title'
,
{
x
:
0.6
,
y
:
1.55
,
w
:
3.8
,
h
:
0.3
,
fontSize
:
12
,
bold
:
true
,
color
:
'ff6b6b'
}
)
;
slide
.
addText
(
'Detailed description...'
,
{
x
:
0.6
,
y
:
1.85
,
w
:
3.8
,
h
:
0.5
,
fontSize
:
9
,
color
:
'a0a0a0'
,
wrap
:
true
}
)
;
// Right section - Solution/After (mirror structure with green)
slide
.
addText
(
'✅ New State'
,
{
x
:
5.3
,
y
:
1.0
,
w
:
4
,
h
:
0.4
,
fontSize
:
14
,
bold
:
true
,
color
:
'51cf66'
}
)
;
// [Add cards using green color scheme]
Pattern: Feature Grid (2x3)
const
features
=
[
{
icon
:
'🔧'
,
text
:
'Feature 1'
}
,
{
icon
:
'⚡'
,
text
:
'Feature 2'
}
,
{
icon
:
'💻'
,
text
:
'Feature 3'
}
,
{
icon
:
'📝'
,
text
:
'Feature 4'
}
,
{
icon
:
'👻'
,
text
:
'Feature 5'
}
,
{
icon
:
'🎨'
,
text
:
'Feature 6'
}
]
;
const
startX
=
1.0
;
const
startY
=
1.5
;
const
itemW
=
2.6
;
const
itemH
=
0.7
;
const
gapX
=
0.15
;
const
gapY
=
0.12
;
features
.
forEach
(
(
feat
,
idx
)
=>
{
const
col
=
idx
%
3
;
const
row
=
Math
.
floor
(
idx
/
3
)
;
const
x
=
startX
+
col
*
(
itemW
+
gapX
)
;
const
y
=
startY
+
row
*
(
itemH
+
gapY
)
;
slide
.
addShape
(
pptx
.
shapes
.
ROUNDED_RECTANGLE
,
{
x
,
y
,
w
:
itemW
,
h
:
itemH
,
fill
:
{
color
:
'1a2a1a'
}
,
line
:
{
color
:
'51cf66'
,
width
:
0.5
}
,
rectRadius
:
0.08
}
)
;
slide
.
addText
(
feat
.
icon
+
' '
+
feat
.
text
,
{
x
:
x
+
0.1
,
y
:
y
+
0.15
,
w
:
itemW
-
0.2
,
h
:
itemH
-
0.3
,
fontSize
:
11
,
color
:
'e0e0e0'
,
valign
:
'middle'
}
)
;
}
)
;
Pattern: Visual Comparison Boxes
// Before box (dashed border)
slide
.
addShape
(
pptx
.
shapes
.
RECTANGLE
,
{
x
:
1.5
,
y
:
3.0
,
w
:
2.5
,
h
:
1.5
,
fill
:
{
color
:
'2a1a1a'
}
,
line
:
{
color
:
'ff6b6b'
,
width
:
1
,
dashType
:
'dash'
}
}
)
;
slide
.
addText
(
'Before'
,
{
x
:
1.5
,
y
:
3.1
,
w
:
2.5
,
h
:
0.3
,
fontSize
:
12
,
bold
:
true
,
color
:
'ff6b6b'
,
align
:
'center'
}
)
;
slide
.
addText
(
'🧩'
,
{
x
:
1.5
,
y
:
3.5
,
w
:
2.5
,
h
:
0.5
,
fontSize
:
32
,
align
:
'center'
}
)
;
slide
.
addText
(
'Old approach'
,
{
x
:
1.5
,
y
:
4.0
,
w
:
2.5
,
h
:
0.3
,
fontSize
:
9
,
color
:
'888888'
,
align
:
'center'
}
)
;
// After box (solid border)
slide
.
addShape
(
pptx
.
shapes
.
RECTANGLE
,
{
x
:
6.0
,
y
:
3.0
,
w
:
2.5
,
h
:
1.5
,
fill
:
{
color
:
'1a2a1a'
}
,
line
:
{
color
:
'51cf66'
,
width
:
2
}
}
)
;
slide
.
addText
(
'After'
,
{
x
:
6.0
,
y
:
3.1
,
w
:
2.5
,
h
:
0.3
,
fontSize
:
12
,
bold
:
true
,
color
:
'51cf66'
,
align
:
'center'
}
)
;
slide
.
addText
(
'👑'
,
{
x
:
6.0
,
y
:
3.5
,
w
:
2.5
,
h
:
0.5
,
fontSize
:
32
,
align
:
'center'
}
)
;
slide
.
addText
(
'New approach'
,
{
x
:
6.0
,
y
:
4.0
,
w
:
2.5
,
h
:
0.3
,
fontSize
:
9
,
color
:
'888888'
,
align
:
'center'
}
)
;
Pattern: Arrow Connector
// Arrow between sections
slide
.
addText
(
'➔'
,
{
x
:
4.5
,
y
:
2.5
,
w
:
0.8
,
h
:
0.6
,
fontSize
:
36
,
color
:
'8e2de2'
,
align
:
'center'
,
valign
:
'middle'
}
)
;
Visual Design Best Practices
Typography
Titles
22-28pt, bold, high contrast
Section headers
12-16pt, bold
Body text
9-11pt, medium weight
Captions
8-9pt, lighter color
Spacing & Alignment
Header height: 0.7-0.9 inches
Section margins: 0.4-0.5 inches from edges
Card padding: 0.1-0.15 inches internal
Grid gaps: 0.08-0.15 inches
Color Usage
Maximum 5 colors
per slide
Use transparency for layering:
rgba(R,G,B,0.1)
becomes
RRGGBB
+ lighter fill
Ensure text contrast ratio > 4.5:1 (use #e0e0e0 text on dark backgrounds)
Visual Hierarchy
Title/header (largest, highest contrast)
Section headers (medium, color-coded)
Content cards (grouped, bordered)
Supporting text (smallest, lower contrast)
Common Slide Types
1. Problem → Solution Slide
Left: Problem cards (red theme)
Middle: Arrow connector
Right: Solution features (green theme)
Bottom: Core value proposition
2. Feature Showcase
Header with product name
2x3 or 3x3 grid of features
Each cell: icon + short description
Optional: Key benefit card at bottom
3. Before/After Comparison
Title explaining transformation
Side-by-side comparison boxes
Visual indicators (emoji/icons)
Arrow showing progression
4. Process Flow
Sequential numbered cards
Arrows between steps
Color progression (gradient)
End state highlighted
5. Technical Architecture Slide (with Images)
Header with architecture name
Official architecture diagram
(downloaded from docs)
Caption with source attribution
Key points or limitations highlighted in cards
Example: VSCode Extension Limitations Slide
const
pptxgen
=
require
(
'pptxgenjs'
)
;
const
{
execSync
}
=
require
(
'child_process'
)
;
const
path
=
require
(
'path'
)
;
async
function
createTechnicalSlide
(
)
{
const
pptx
=
new
pptxgen
(
)
;
pptx
.
layout
=
'LAYOUT_16x9'
;
// Download VSCode architecture image
const
imageUrl
=
'https://code.visualstudio.com/assets/api/ux-guidelines/examples/architecture-containers.png'
;
const
imagePath
=
'workspace/vscode-architecture.png'
;
try
{
execSync
(
`
curl -o
${
imagePath
}
"
${
imageUrl
}
"
`
,
{
stdio
:
'inherit'
}
)
;
}
catch
(
error
)
{
console
.
log
(
'Image download failed, continuing without image'
)
;
}
const
slide
=
pptx
.
addSlide
(
)
;
slide
.
background
=
{
color
:
'FFFFFF'
}
;
// Header
slide
.
addShape
(
pptx
.
shapes
.
RECTANGLE
,
{
x
:
0
,
y
:
0
,
w
:
10
,
h
:
0.8
,
fill
:
{
color
:
'fc5a1f'
}
}
)
;
slide
.
addText
(
'VSCode 插件架构限制'
,
{
x
:
0.5
,
y
:
0.18
,
w
:
9
,
h
:
0.45
,
fontSize
:
26
,
bold
:
true
,
color
:
'ffffff'
,
fontFace
:
'Arial'
}
)
;
// Left: Architecture image
slide
.
addImage
(
{
path
:
imagePath
,
x
:
0.5
,
y
:
1.2
,
w
:
4.8
,
h
:
2.7
}
)
;
slide
.
addText
(
'VSCode 只对插件开放固定的"插槽"(Containers)'
,
{
x
:
0.5
,
y
:
4.0
,
w
:
4.8
,
h
:
0.3
,
fontSize
:
10
,
color
:
'707070'
,
italic
:
true
,
align
:
'center'
}
)
;
// Right: Limitation cards
slide
.
addText
(
'API 限制'
,
{
x
:
5.5
,
y
:
1.2
,
w
:
4.2
,
h
:
0.4
,
fontSize
:
18
,
bold
:
true
,
color
:
'fc5a1f'
}
)
;
// Add limitation cards...
await
pptx
.
writeFile
(
{
fileName
:
'technical-slide.pptx'
}
)
;
}
createTechnicalSlide
(
)
.
catch
(
console
.
error
)
;
Execution Checklist
Analyze content to identify structure
Choose appropriate design pattern
Select color palette matching theme
Search for relevant images
(if needed for technical/product content)
Download images
using curl or web tools
Create PptxGenJS script (include image paths)
Run script to generate .pptx
Generate thumbnail preview
Validate visual quality
Deliver file and preview to user
File Output
Save files in a dedicated workspace:
mkdir
-p
workspace
cd
workspace
node
generate-slide.js
Generate preview:
python3 /path/to/pptx/scripts/thumbnail.py output.pptx preview
--cols
1
Modifying Existing PPT Files
Why PptxGenJS Can't Edit Existing Files?
Technical Reasons:
Design Focus
PptxGenJS is a "generation" library focused on creating PPTs from scratch
Complex File Structure
.pptx files are ZIP archives containing multiple XML files (Office Open XML format)
Relationship Handling
Editing requires parsing complex relationships between slides, shapes, media, etc. Solution: Use pptx-automizer for Editing Existing Files pptx-automizer is a powerful Node.js library specifically designed for editing and merging existing .pptx files. Installation npm install pptx-automizer

or

yarn
add
pptx-automizer
Core Capabilities
Feature
Description
Load Templates
Import existing .pptx files as templates
Merge Slides
Selectively add slides from multiple templates
Modify Elements
Locate and modify shapes by name or creationId
Modify Text
Replace text, use tag-based replacement
Modify Images
Replace image sources, resize
Modify Tables
Update table data and styles
Modify Charts
Update chart data (including extended chart types)
Import Slide Masters
Preserve original styles and layouts
PptxGenJS Integration
Use PptxGenJS to create elements on templates
Basic Example: Load and Modify Existing PPT
import
Automizer
from
'pptx-automizer'
;
const
automizer
=
new
Automizer
(
{
templateDir
:
'path/to/templates'
,
outputDir
:
'path/to/output'
,
// Keep existing slides (don't truncate)
removeExistingSlides
:
false
,
}
)
;
let
pres
=
automizer
// Load root template (output will be based on this)
.
loadRoot
(
'MyPresentation.pptx'
)
// Load same file again to modify its slides
.
load
(
'MyPresentation.pptx'
,
'myPres'
)
;
// Add slide 2 from template and modify it
pres
.
addSlide
(
'myPres'
,
2
,
(
slide
)
=>
{
// Modify element by shape name
slide
.
modifyElement
(
'Title'
,
[
modify
.
setText
(
'Updated Title Text'
)
,
]
)
;
slide
.
modifyElement
(
'ContentBox'
,
[
modify
.
replaceText
(
[
{
replace
:
'{{placeholder}}'
,
by
:
{
text
:
'Dynamic Content'
}
}
]
)
]
)
;
}
)
;
// Write output
pres
.
write
(
'UpdatedPresentation.pptx'
)
.
then
(
summary
=>
{
console
.
log
(
summary
)
;
}
)
;
Modify Single Slide in Existing PPT
import
Automizer
,
{
modify
,
ModifyTextHelper
}
from
'pptx-automizer'
;
async
function
modifySingleSlide
(
inputFile
,
slideNumber
,
modifications
)
{
const
automizer
=
new
Automizer
(
{
templateDir
:
'./'
,
outputDir
:
'./'
,
removeExistingSlides
:
true
,
// Start fresh
}
)
;
// Load the file twice - as root and as template
let
pres
=
automizer
.
loadRoot
(
inputFile
)
.
load
(
inputFile
,
'source'
)
;
// Get all slide numbers
const
slideNumbers
=
await
pres
.
getTemplate
(
'source'
)
.
getAllSlideNumbers
(
)
;
// Re-add all slides, modifying only the target slide
for
(
const
num
of
slideNumbers
)
{
if
(
num
===
slideNumber
)
{
// Apply modifications to target slide
pres
.
addSlide
(
'source'
,
num
,
modifications
)
;
}
else
{
// Keep other slides unchanged
pres
.
addSlide
(
'source'
,
num
)
;
}
}
// Write to new file (or same file)
await
pres
.
write
(
inputFile
.
replace
(
'.pptx'
,
'-modified.pptx'
)
)
;
}
// Usage:
await
modifySingleSlide
(
'plugin-to-ide.pptx'
,
1
,
(
slide
)
=>
{
slide
.
modifyElement
(
'Title'
,
[
ModifyTextHelper
.
setText
(
'New Title'
)
,
]
)
;
}
)
;
Modify Chart Data in Existing PPT
import
Automizer
,
{
modify
}
from
'pptx-automizer'
;
pres
.
addSlide
(
'charts'
,
2
,
(
slide
)
=>
{
slide
.
modifyElement
(
'ColumnChart'
,
[
modify
.
setChartData
(
{
series
:
[
{
label
:
'Q1 Sales'
}
,
{
label
:
'Q2 Sales'
}
,
]
,
categories
:
[
{
label
:
'Product A'
,
values
:
[
150
,
180
]
}
,
{
label
:
'Product B'
,
values
:
[
200
,
220
]
}
,
{
label
:
'Product C'
,
values
:
[
130
,
160
]
}
,
]
,
}
)
,
]
)
;
}
)
;
Replace Images in Existing PPT
import
Automizer
,
{
ModifyImageHelper
,
ModifyShapeHelper
,
CmToDxa
}
from
'pptx-automizer'
;
const
automizer
=
new
Automizer
(
{
templateDir
:
'templates'
,
outputDir
:
'output'
,
mediaDir
:
'images'
,
// Directory for external images
}
)
;
let
pres
=
automizer
.
loadRoot
(
'Template.pptx'
)
.
loadMedia
(
[
'new-image.png'
]
)
// Load external image
.
load
(
'Template.pptx'
,
'template'
)
;
pres
.
addSlide
(
'template'
,
1
,
(
slide
)
=>
{
slide
.
modifyElement
(
'ImagePlaceholder'
,
[
// Replace image source
ModifyImageHelper
.
setRelationTarget
(
'new-image.png'
)
,
// Optionally adjust size
ModifyShapeHelper
.
setPosition
(
{
w
:
CmToDxa
(
8
)
,
h
:
CmToDxa
(
6
)
,
}
)
,
]
)
;
}
)
;
pres
.
write
(
'UpdatedWithNewImage.pptx'
)
;
Use Tag-Based Text Replacement
PowerPoint shapes can contain placeholder tags like
{{title}}
that get replaced:
pres
.
addSlide
(
'template'
,
1
,
(
slide
)
=>
{
slide
.
modifyElement
(
'TextWithTags'
,
[
modify
.
replaceText
(
[
{
replace
:
'title'
,
by
:
{
text
:
'My Dynamic Title'
}
}
,
{
replace
:
'date'
,
by
:
{
text
:
'2026-02-28'
}
}
,
{
replace
:
'author'
,
by
:
{
text
:
'Your Name'
}
}
,
]
)
,
]
)
;
}
)
;
Comparison: PptxGenJS vs pptx-automizer
Feature
PptxGenJS
pptx-automizer
Create from scratch
✅ Excellent
⚠️ Limited (wraps PptxGenJS)
Edit existing files
❌ No
✅ Yes
Merge templates
❌ No
✅ Yes
Preserve styles
❌ N/A
✅ Yes
Modify charts
❌ No
✅ Yes
Tag replacement
❌ No
✅ Yes
Learning curve
Low
Medium
Recommended Workflow
For creating new PPTs
Use PptxGenJS
For editing existing PPTs
Use pptx-automizer
For hybrid workflows
Use pptx-automizer with PptxGenJS integration
// pptx-automizer can wrap PptxGenJS for creating new elements
pres
.
addSlide
(
'template'
,
1
,
(
slide
)
=>
{
// Use pptxgenjs to add new shapes from scratch
slide
.
generate
(
(
pptxGenJSSlide
,
pptxGenJs
)
=>
{
pptxGenJSSlide
.
addText
(
'New Text Box'
,
{
x
:
1
,
y
:
1
,
w
:
3
,
h
:
0.5
,
fontSize
:
14
,
color
:
'333333'
}
)
;
pptxGenJSSlide
.
addChart
(
pptxGenJs
.
ChartType
.
bar
,
chartData
,
{
x
:
4
,
y
:
1
,
w
:
5
,
h
:
3
}
)
;
}
)
;
}
)
;
Shape Selection Methods
By Shape Name (Simple)
slide
.
modifyElement
(
'MyShapeName'
,
[
/ modifiers /
]
)
;
By creationId (Robust)
// More stable - survives slide rearrangement
slide
.
modifyElement
(
'{E43D12C3-AD5A-4317-BC00-FDED287C0BE8}'
,
[
/ modifiers /
]
)
;
With Fallback
slide
.
modifyElement
(
{
creationId
:
'{E43D12C3-AD5A-4317-BC00-FDED287C0BE8}'
,
name
:
'MyShapeName'
,
// Fallback if creationId not found
}
,
[
/ modifiers /
]
)
;
Best Practices
Template Management
Keep a library of well-designed .pptx templates
Shape Naming
Give shapes meaningful names in PowerPoint (ALT+F10 to open Selection Pane)
Tag Convention
Use consistent tag format like
{{tagName}}
Version Control
Track changes to templates in git
Preview After Edit
Always generate thumbnails to verify changes
Error Handling
Handle missing shapes gracefully
Notes
No # prefix in colors
Use
"ff6b6b"
not
"#ff6b6b"
(causes corruption)
Web-safe fonts only
Arial, Helvetica, Times New Roman, Georgia, Courier New, Verdana
Test emoji support
Some emoji may not render on all platforms
16:9 aspect ratio
Standard for most presentations (10 x 5.625 inches)
pptx-automizer
Use for editing existing .pptx files
PptxGenJS
Use for creating new presentations from scratch
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