The format AI is actually good at

Stop asking for PowerPoint. Ask any AI for print-ready HTML, drop it back into unPaper, and save a flawless 16:9 PDF.

02 The idea

Why HTML

AI edits text far more reliably than it edits .pptx. So make slides out of text, then let the browser print them.

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03 Part one

Part one

Why slides should start as HTML

The one decision that makes everything after it dependable.

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04 How it works

1

Start from this template

Copy the starter prompt; these rules travel inside the file.

2

Describe your content to any AI

Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini fills the slides and keeps the print CSS intact.

3

Paste it back & save PDF

Preview here, then Cmd/Ctrl+P → Save as PDF. One slide, one page.

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05 Two jobs

One file does two jobs at once

A web page

Opens in any browser, scrolls or presents, and prints to a flawless 16:9 PDF — no app required.

A PowerPoint

Drop it into unPaper and every block becomes a native, editable object: text, tables, charts, shapes.

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06 What you get

Self-contained

One file, no CDNs

Fonts, styles and script are inline. It prints the same offline, forever.

Fits the page

Never overflows

A fixed 16:9 canvas auto-fits content and flags any slide that runs long.

Yours to remix

A starting point

Recolour, add a logo and rewrite with your own AI. The format is solved.

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07 The numbers

Adoption tripled once the rules moved inside the file

Decks generated per week, by quarter.

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08 Compare

unPaper keeps the layout other tools throw away

HTML → PowerPoint, by approach
Approach	Layout	Editable	Stays on your laptop
Screenshot import	Looks right	No	No
LibreOffice round-trip	Reflows	Text only	No
unPaper	Exact	Everything	Yes

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09 The landscape

Where the tools sit on the two axes that matter

Editable · Private

unPaper

Native objects, no document upload.

Editable · Cloud

Web editors

Good output, but your data leaves.

Flat · Private

Screenshot import

Stays local, but nothing edits.

Flat · Cloud

Most converters

Upload it, and still a picture.

More editable ↑

Private

Cloud

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10 In a line

The slide format was never the hard part. Getting it out of the AI was.

— the reason unPaper exists

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11 Proof

Built for the way you actually ship documents

16:9

Exact PowerPoint page, prints with zero margins.

0

External assets. Nothing to break, nothing to load.

1 file

Hand it to any AI; the rules ride along inside.

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12 The shape of it

Icons and arrows convert as editable shapes

Draw them inline; they arrive in PowerPoint as native vectors you can recolour and move.

A stroked icon

Becomes an outlined freeform that keeps your accent colour.

A filled icon

Becomes a solid native shape — no flat picture, fully editable.

A simple diagram

Rectangles and lines map straight onto PowerPoint shapes.

Step 1

Draft in HTML

Step 2

Convert

Step 3

Edit in PowerPoint

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13 Agenda

What we'll cover

01Where we are today
02What the numbers say
03The plan from here
04What we're asking for

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14 Takeaway

If you remember one thing

Key takeaway

The format was the bottleneck, not the ideas. Solve the format once and every deck after it gets easier.

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15 Headline

3×

faster from a blank page to a finished, on-brand deck.

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16 Trend

Momentum is building across both signals

Weekly sessions and signups, last five weeks.

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17 Mix

Where the effort actually goes

Share of time by activity.

Build · 58% Review · 27% Rework · 15%

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18 Compare

Same scale, so the eye compares shape

Revenue by region, three years.

North

Central

South

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19 Evidence

Two lenses tell it better than one chart

A share beside a comparison — one message each; the title carries the so-what.

Where the time goes

Build · 58% Review · 27% Rework · 15%

Hours saved per deck

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20 At a glance

The month at a glance, one tile per question

Decks shipped

Reuse rate, %

Requests by team

Sales · 48% Product · 32% Ops · 20%

3×

Faster from blank page to finished deck — the headline number.

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21 The plan

Four moves, one screen

Move 1

Pick the template

Choose a look and depth that fit the audience.

Move 2

Brief your AI

Paste the prompt into the assistant you already use.

Move 3

Paste it back

unPaper previews the deck and checks it prints.

Move 4

Ship it

Save the PDF, or convert to an editable PowerPoint.

A 2×2 of cards holds four parallel points; use a flow when they are sequential.

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22 Roadmap

From idea to shipped, in four moves

Week 1

Frame

Agree the question and the audience.

Week 2

Draft

Write it in HTML with your own AI.

Week 3

Convert

One click to an editable PowerPoint.

Week 4

Ship

Polish in the tool you already know.

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23 Shift

What changes, in one view

Before

Rebuilt by hand

Copy a screenshot, square up the boxes, lose an afternoon — and the layout still drifts.

After

Converts in a click

The exact layout arrives as native, editable objects. You spend the time on the message.

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24 Trade-offs

What to keep, what to drop

Keep

One self-contained file
Native, editable output
Nothing leaves your laptop

Drop

Screenshot round-trips
Layouts that reflow
Uploading confidential decks

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25 Open canvas

Free canvas — keep the header and footer, then compose any layout you like in this space. Text, boxes, inline SVG, a table or a chart all still convert to native, editable objects.

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26 Close

Your turn

Replace this with your idea, then print it.

Made with unPaper · www.unpaper.ai

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