Stop asking for PowerPoint. Ask any AI for print-ready HTML, drop it back into unPaper, and save a flawless 16:9 PDF.
AI edits text far more reliably than it edits .pptx. So make slides out of text, then let the browser print them.
The one decision that makes everything after it dependable.
Copy the starter prompt; these rules travel inside the file.
Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini fills the slides and keeps the print CSS intact.
Preview here, then Cmd/Ctrl+P → Save as PDF. One slide, one page.
Opens in any browser, scrolls or presents, and prints to a flawless 16:9 PDF — no app required.
Drop it into unPaper and every block becomes a native, editable object: text, tables, charts, shapes.
Fonts, styles and script are inline. It prints the same offline, forever.
A fixed 16:9 canvas auto-fits content and flags any slide that runs long.
Recolour, add a logo and rewrite with your own AI. The format is solved.
Decks generated per week, by quarter.
Q4 alone beat the first three quarters put together.
The rules moved into the file, so a deck stopped needing someone to police it.
| Approach | Layout | Editable | Stays on your laptop |
|---|---|---|---|
| Screenshot import | Looks right | No | No |
| LibreOffice round-trip | Reflows | Text only | No |
| unPaper | Exact | Everything | Yes |
Native objects, no document upload.
Good output, but your data leaves.
Stays local, but nothing edits.
Upload it, and still a picture.
The slide format was never the hard part. Getting it out of the AI was.
— the reason unPaper exists
Draw them inline; they arrive in PowerPoint as native vectors you can recolour and move.
Becomes an outlined freeform that keeps your accent colour.
Becomes a solid native shape — no flat picture, fully editable.
Rectangles and lines map straight onto PowerPoint shapes.
The format was the bottleneck, not the ideas. Solve the format once and every deck after it gets easier.
Weekly sessions and signups, last five weeks.
Share of time by activity.
Revenue by region, three years.
A share beside a comparison — one message each; the title carries the so-what.
Choose a look and depth that fit the audience.
Paste the prompt into the assistant you already use.
unPaper previews the deck and checks it prints.
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.
Agree the question and the audience.
Write it in HTML with your own AI.
One click to an editable PowerPoint.
Polish in the tool you already know.
Copy a screenshot, square up the boxes, lose an afternoon — and the layout still drifts.
The exact layout arrives as native, editable objects. You spend the time on the message.
One page: who we serve, what we must own, and where the money comes from.
The rules, the styles and the content travel together — nothing to attach, nothing to fetch.
A fixed 1280×720 page and a real @page rule, so the PDF is the slide and not an approximation of it.
Shapes stay shapes and text stays text — you can move a box in the meeting, not just look at it.
Two queues hold the whole process. The dashed line is the five-day promise.
Two steps — the first invite and week two — cost more than the other five together.
Everything a person opens, and nothing that stores.
One gateway: auth, rate limits, and every audit record.
Nine services, each owning its own store.
One warehouse every tier reads from, and nothing writes around.
The two dimensions buyers actually ask about, and the corner nobody occupies.
Three of these edges fail loudly. The replication into the warehouse fails quietly.
38 sources, change data capture
The only place all four agree
412 metric definitions
What the business acts on
Every turn should add users. Activation is where the turn loses them.
Every new team adds sources
Volume sharpens the defaults
Fewer steps to a finished deck
First finished deck moves from day 13 to day 7.
Fifteen hours of the forty are uninterrupted build time.
Everything below the migration waits on the migration.
Old ledger retired
EU write path live
Needs the new ledger
No sales call under €5k
One queue, one owner
Two regions to answer for
Number of reviews, by days taken. The mean is 9.4 days; the median is 6.
Source: review log, 250 reviews, Jan-Jun 2026
Revenue by source, per quarter.
Source: billing system, net of refunds
Every slide is 1280×720. Nothing depends on the viewport, so print and conversion agree.
Shapes are inline SVG. A picture converts as a picture; a path converts as an editable shape.
A block with its own background keeps its words. An inline chip inside a filled box loses them.
No external font, script or image. The file is the whole deck, offline and unchanged.
Source: account book, 422 accounts, June 2026
Source: margin bridge, FY23 → FY24 (illustrative).
Two teams, one workflow, no migration — a decision this week keeps the start date.
One person who can settle scope questions without a committee.
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