ppt-template-pack

To extract reusable layout rules from a PPT template, provide your PPTX, PDF, or screenshot files for analysis. The system decomposes the deck into page types, grid structures, and component slots, generating a structured template-pack.json for programmatic reuse.

You can supply PPTX, PDF, or screenshot files to extract presentation design constraints. The system analyzes these inputs to identify page patterns, component rules, and style constraints, outputting a machine-readable template-pack.json for downstream workflows.

Yes, you can use page screenshots to analyze PPT layout structures. The system processes screenshots alongside PPTX and PDF files to extract grid structures, component slots, and style signals, producing a structured template-pack.json describing the reusable layout rules.

The best way to convert a reference deck into a machine-readable template pack is to submit the file for layout decomposition. The system extracts page patterns, style constraints, and reusable assets, outputting a structured template-pack.json that annotates confidence levels and conflicts for automated consumption.

Template-pack.json outputs guide downstream presentation design workflows by providing structured layout, component, and style rules. These specifications seed tasks like ppt-style-spec, ppt-storyboard, and ppt-page-html, ensuring new decks reliably reuse the extracted design constraints.

Yes, template layout analysis distinguishes between global style rules and local decorations. It extracts color, typography, and decorative clues to seed a style specification, while annotating reusable pages, confidence levels, and conflicts with task requirements in the template-pack.json.