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Each deck below answers the same neutral request — build a quarterly business update as one self-contained HTML file — with no unPaper vocabulary in the prompt at all. What comes back is the model’s own taste: how it picks colour, shapes a card, sets a label, opens a cover. The wording never changes between rounds, so the differences are the models, not the ask.
None of them prints to spec. Left alone, models reach for viewport units, floating margins and rounded page edges — beautiful on screen, wrong on paper. So we keep the taste and throw away the mechanics: the chrome, the shapes, the rhythm and the colour come across; the geometry, print rules, speaker notes and editable PowerPoint come from the unPaper contract. Where you see two previews, the left one is the model alone and the right one is that same dialect rebuilt as a style — which you can wear with whichever AI you already use.
on its ownworn on unPaper
2026-07-242/10 unPaper markers
OpenAI · gpt-5.2
A near-black field with translucent, hairline-edged panels
Every title sits on a hairline rule; micro-labels ride above the numbers
Dense by intent — the panel grid fills the slide edge to edge
Distilled into Night Desk, rebuilt on the unPaper contract — print geometry, speaker notes and editable PowerPoint come with it.
Native file is exactly what the model returned, unedited. After the contract is the same model given the unPaper prompt instead — same maker, same taste, but a file that prints to a pixel-perfect PDF and converts to editable PowerPoint. The marker count says how much of the unPaper format a model produced unprompted; it is a measure of the format spreading, not of how good the deck looks.
Probes run from 2026-07-19 to 2026-07-24, and older rounds stay on the record — a model’s taste in a year is worth comparing to its taste today. Scored results for the same models live on the leaderboard; finished decks live in the gallery.
Your AI writes the content. Any of these styles can dress it. Make a deck — nothing you write is uploaded, and there is no AI inside unPaper.