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Generate brand-compliant PowerPoint presentations from raw text or markdown input. Enforces corporate fonts, colors, and layouts defined in a JSON brand config. Uses python-pptx to produce .pptx files. Supports custom templates. Use when asked to create a presentation, slide deck, or .pptx file from text content.

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PPTX Generator — Branded Presentation Skill

Generate .pptx presentations that enforce corporate brand standards from raw text input.

How it works

  1. Brand config (assets/sample_brand_config.json) defines fonts, colors, and layout mappings
  2. Markdown input uses # for title slides and ## for content slides, with - for bullets
  3. The script (scripts/generate_pptx.py) parses the input, applies brand rules, and outputs a .pptx

Quick start

python scripts/generate_pptx.py \
  --config assets/sample_brand_config.json \
  --input assets/sample_content.md \
  --output presentation.pptx

To use a client's existing .pptx template as the base (preserves their master slides):

python scripts/generate_pptx.py \
  --config brand_config.json \
  --input content.md \
  --output presentation.pptx \
  --template client_template.pptx

Workflow for new clients

Step 1: Analyze the template

When a client provides their .pptx template, extract the brand system:

from pptx import Presentation
from pptx.util import Pt

prs = Presentation("client_template.pptx")

# Extract master slide layouts
for i, layout in enumerate(prs.slide_layouts):
    print(f"Layout {i}: {layout.name}")
    for ph in layout.placeholders:
        print(f"  Placeholder {ph.placeholder_format.idx}: {ph.name} ({ph.width}, {ph.height})")

# Extract theme colors and fonts from the first slide
slide = prs.slides[0] if prs.slides else None
if slide:
    for shape in slide.shapes:
        if shape.has_text_frame:
            for para in shape.text_frame.paragraphs:
                for run in para.runs:
                    print(f"Font: {run.font.name}, Size: {run.font.size}, Bold: {run.font.bold}")

Step 2: Build the brand config

Create a JSON config that maps the extracted values:

{
  "company": "Client Name",
  "fonts": {
    "heading": { "name": "Their Font", "size": 36, "bold": true, "color": "#HEX" },
    "body": { "name": "Their Font", "size": 18, "bold": false, "color": "#HEX" }
  },
  "colors": {
    "primary_bg": "#HEX",
    "accent": "#HEX"
  }
}

Step 3: Generate presentations

Once the config exists, any text input produces brand-compliant slides via the slash command.

Input format

# Presentation Title
Optional subtitle text

## Slide title
- Bullet point one
- Bullet point two

## Another slide
Body paragraph text instead of bullets.
  • # creates a title slide (layout 0)
  • ## creates a content slide (layout 1)
  • - or * creates bullet points
  • Plain text after ## becomes body content
  • First line after # becomes the subtitle

Brand config reference

See references/brand-config-spec.md for the full configuration schema.

Extending

The script is designed to be extended per client:

  • Add new layout types (two-column, image+text, data table)
  • Add chart generation via python-pptx chart API
  • Add image insertion with auto-sizing
  • Add speaker notes from content annotations

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  • Enforce corporate brand standards
  • Parse markdown input into slides
  • Apply fonts from brand config
  • Apply colors from brand config
  • Use a provided template if supplied
  • Extract brand system from templates

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