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About this Skill
Create vivid editorial presentation pages with compact serif and italic titles, thin mustard rules, white reading panels, offset photographic fields, circular material studies, cut-corner portraits and generous gallery spacing. Give every image slot a different original artwork. The slide count follows your request, with artwork planned around the content of each page. Every deck can be edited in the browser and exported as an editable PowerPoint file.
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About this Skill
Turn your material into a gallery catalogue presentation. The pages combine museum catalogue spacing with a consistent rhythm that suits material culture exhibition.
What you get
- A presentation built around your requested slide count, with an original example showing the visual style.
- Adaptable page layouts for explanations, comparisons and a clear sequence of ideas, with imagery chosen for the content.
- A presentation you can navigate in your browser, with an overview, speaker notes and an included print stylesheet.
How to use it
- Provide your topic, audience, requested slide count and the key points you want people to remember.
- Choose a named theme and review the page plan. Pages can be added, removed, reordered or expanded to match your requested count.
- Replace the example text with your own material, then review each page at presentation size.
- Add original generated artwork according to the content and composition of each page; there is no fixed image quota.
If you have not specified a slide count, a page plan is proposed from your content and presentation duration and confirmed with you. The included example does not set a default or limit for new presentations.
The included example uses a fictional scenario and newly created imagery. Keep the visual rules when changing the subject so the pages continue to feel like one presentation.
New image generation may have a separate provider cost. The included example opens without generating more images.
Edit and export
The deck opens in a built-in editing studio. Change text, swap images, reorder slides and switch themes in the browser, then export an editable PowerPoint file or a PDF. In PowerPoint, text and speaker notes stay editable; backgrounds and decorations come across as pictures.
What you need before you start
- You bring
- Presentation topic and audience · Key messages or source material · Desired slide count and language
- Dependencies
- A browser for presentation and verified print export · Node.js for local validation · A host image generation tool for fresh artwork · Chrome, Chromium or Edge plus Node.js 20 or newer — required only for PowerPoint export
- Outside costs
- Generating new artwork may incur a separate provider charge. The included original example can be viewed without image generation.
- Last tested
- v1.0.2 — Claude Code / Claude Desktop / Cowork / Codex / ChatGPT
What you get
- A gallery catalogue presentation built around your requested slide count, with an original example to guide the visual style.
- Adaptable layouts for explanations, comparisons and a clear sequence of ideas, with original artwork chosen for the content.
- A browser presentation with page navigation, overview, speaker notes and an included print stylesheet.
- A built-in editing studio: change text, images, slide order and themes in the browser, then export an editable PowerPoint file or a PDF.
Good fit
- Presenters working on material culture exhibition.
- Teams that want a consistent visual language across several pages.
- Creators who can provide a clear message and audience.
Not for
- Reproducing a source artwork, brand identity or protected character.
- Automated research or verification of unsupported claims.
- Decks that must be native PowerPoint shapes end to end: exported text and notes stay editable, but backgrounds and decorations arrive as pictures.
Client & Executive ReportingCreate PresentationStyle-lockedSeries-consistentEditable OutputEditorial CatalogueOffset PanelsVivid Photography
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