What you get

  • One offline HTML deck with editor and presenter notes
  • PowerPoint export with native text boxes and shapes
  • Seven page recipes incl. shape-built chart and native table
  • A handoff note of editable versus picture objects
  • Optional narrated version

Good for

  • Product and strategy decks that keep changing
  • Executive updates handed to PowerPoint users
  • Decks reviewed and edited in Keynote or WPS

Not for

  • Photo-led mood decks
  • Animated keynote shows
  • Converting arbitrary web pages to slides

How to use it

In Claude or ChatGPT

Use the PopNow skill "Editable PowerPoint Template" (editable-powerpoint-deck) for this: Make a 7-slide product update for our leadership team about the new review workflow; they will edit it in PowerPoint.

In a coding agent

/popnow-editable-powerpoint-deck Make a 7-slide product update for our leadership team about the new review workflow; they will edit it in PowerPoint.

Then try

Export the PPTX and tell me which objects are not native.

Switch to the cream preset for higher contrast.

What to have ready

  • Topic, audience and the decision
  • Approved copy and chart data
  • Which objects must stay editable
  • Target app and slide count

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Questions

Is everything really editable in PowerPoint?

Text, cards, lines, tables and the bar chart come out as separate editable objects. Backgrounds and decorative painting are exported as layered pictures, and the handoff note lists exactly what is what.

Will fonts change?

The style uses Arial and system fonts on purpose, so PowerPoint and Keynote keep the same line breaks.

Can it use real PowerPoint chart objects?

Charts are built from shapes and labels you can edit directly; they are not linked to an Excel sheet.

Does it need PopNow?

No. PopNow is only used if you want a narrated talk version or an extra picture, and each run is quoted first.