GordenImage2PPTX

Slide images are converted into an editable PPTX by reconstructing four distinct layers: background, frame, icons, and text. This approach uses GPT-vision for text extraction and chroma-keying for assets, enabling text editing and visual replacement while preserving the original layout.

Yes, you can edit text from a screenshot after converting it to PPTX. The workflow uses GPT-vision text extraction to separate text into its own editable layer, allowing you to modify the extracted text directly within the generated PPTX file.

Yes, image-to-pptx conversion handles complex slide visuals and icons by isolating them into a dedicated layer using imagegen-derived assets and chroma-keying. This separation allows you to reposition or replace visuals independently of the background and text layers.

The best way to preserve slide layout during image-to-presentation conversion is using a four-layer reconstruction model. This workflow applies strict QA gates, including layout_guard and visual_compare_qa, to validate placement and ensure the editable PPTX matches the original image page.

The converted PPTX uses separate layers for background and text to enable independent editing and visual replacement. This four-layer model ensures that modifying extracted text or repositioning icons does not damage the underlying background or frame of the original slide image.