What you get

  • One offline HTML deck with editor, presenter mode and notes
  • PowerPoint export with native text
  • Twelve page recipes including trend chart and workflow
  • Photos and glass still lifes generated for your topic, or labeled frames
  • Optional narrated version

Good for

  • Science and climate programs
  • Health and civic explainers
  • Calm product or research overviews

Not for

  • Dense financial reports
  • Dark or urgent topics
  • Photo-free decks

How to use it

In Claude or ChatGPT

Use the PopNow skill "Glassmorphism Presentation" (glassmorphism-presentation) for this: Explain our city's new air-quality sensor network to residents in 10 slides. We have 40 sensors and a public map.

In a coding agent

/popnow-glassmorphism-presentation Explain our city's new air-quality sensor network to residents in 10 slides. We have 40 sensors and a public map.

Then try

Generate the photos, but quote the total first.

Use the evening preset for the section pages.

What to have ready

  • Subject, audience and real figures
  • Slide count or talk length
  • Optional: your photos and a PopNow API key

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Questions

What is glassmorphism here?

Translucent cards with a thin white outline and a soft blur, floating over photos or gradients. They are real editable elements, not part of the picture.

Do glass effects survive PowerPoint export?

Yes, visually. The text on the cards exports as native text boxes; the blurred glass is painted from the browser rendering behind it.

Can I use my own photos?

Yes. Your photos fill the slots first; generated pictures or labeled frames cover the rest.

Is there a dark version?

There is an evening preset with deep navy pages and white serif emphasis, plus a cool gray one.