What you get

  • One offline HTML deck with editor, presentation mode and speaker notes
  • Native PowerPoint export plus print-to-PDF
  • Twelve page recipes: hero, activities, team, itinerary, field kit and more
  • Photos and avatars generated for your program, your own photos, or labeled frames
  • Optional narrated talk version from your speaker notes

Good for

  • Outdoor education programs and field courses
  • Sports clubs and community activity series
  • Retreat or guided-weekend info decks

Not for

  • Data-heavy reports
  • Indoor corporate topics
  • Decks bound to a fixed company template

How to use it

In Claude or ChatGPT

Use the PopNow skill "Outdoor Program Photo Deck" (outdoor-program-deck) for this: Make a 9-slide welcome deck for our spring trail-running club: 8 Saturday sessions, three coaches, beginners welcome.

In a coding agent

/popnow-outdoor-program-deck Make a 9-slide welcome deck for our spring trail-running club: 8 Saturday sessions, three coaches, beginners welcome.

Then try

Generate photos for all the empty slots and show me the price first.

Add narration from the speaker notes in a warm voice.

What to have ready

  • Program facts: dates, place, format, team
  • Slide count or speaking time
  • Optional: your own photos and staff portraits
  • Optional: a PopNow API key

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Questions

Do I need my own photos?

No. You can have PopNow generate a matching photo set after a credit quote, use your own photos, or leave neat labeled frames and fill them later in the editor.

Are the people in generated photos real?

No. Generated people are fictional. If you want real staff on the team page, supply their photos; you need the right to use them.

Can I change the text after the deck is built?

Yes. Open the HTML file, press Edit, change anything, and press Save to write it back into the file. Exported PowerPoint text is editable too.

How long can the deck be?

Whatever you agree on. The recipes can repeat, so a 6-slide welcome and a 20-slide season overview both work.