pptx-posters

Generate PPTX-ready research posters from HTML/CSS templates with AI visuals.

21|1|Updated Mar 19, 2026
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Skill: pptx-posters
Source: https://github.com/OwnLabAI/ownlab-website/tree/main/mart/skills/scientific-skills/pptx-posters
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/OwnLabAI/ownlab-website --skill pptx-posters-ownlabai

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

Many researchers and presenters need posters that are editable in PowerPoint but want the rapid iteration and visual flexibility of web-based HTML/CSS design; converting web posters to PPTX is time-consuming and error-prone when done manually. This Skill provides a guided, checklist-driven workflow to produce poster-sized HTML designs, generate poster-appropriate AI visuals, export high-resolution PDFs, and convert them to editable PPTX slides when the user explicitly requests PowerPoint format.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • HTML/CSS poster template sized for 36×48 inches and A0 variants for high-fidelity layout and typography control.
  • AI-first visual generation guidelines and examples to produce large, high-contrast graphics suitable for posters, plus explicit prompt rules to ensure readability and simplicity.
  • Export and conversion options: browser headless PDF export, LibreOffice conversion, and direct python-pptx assembly for slide-ready output.
  • Integrated quality checklist and layout references to prevent edge-cutoff, low-resolution images, and overcrowding.
  • Use Case: Convert a research draft and set of figures into a 36×48 poster that you can hand off as poster.pdf for printing and poster.pptx for on-site PowerPoint edits.

Quick Start

Create a 36×48 inch PPTX poster from my draft by generating poster-ready AI visuals, inserting them into the provided poster_html_template.html, exporting to PDF via a headless browser, and converting the PDF to PPTX for PowerPoint editing.

Frequently Asked Questions about pptx-posters

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I convert an HTML poster design to an editable PPTX PowerPoint slide?

To convert an HTML poster to an editable PPTX PowerPoint slide, this Skill exports your web-based CSS layout to a high-resolution PDF via a headless browser, then converts it to PPTX using LibreOffice or python-pptx assembly for on-site editing.

Can I generate AI graphics for a research poster that meet large-print size requirements?

Yes, you can generate AI graphics for a research poster that meet large-print size requirements by applying integrated visual generation rules, ensuring high-contrast, large-font readability suitable for 36×48 inch or A0 poster dimensions.

What is the best way to design a 36×48 inch research poster without using LaTeX?

The best way to design a 36×48 inch research poster without LaTeX is using a web-based HTML/CSS template workflow, which allows rapid iteration and visual flexibility while enforcing poster-size constraints and preventing edge-cutoffs.

Does this poster design workflow provide a checklist to prevent layout and printing errors?

Yes, this poster design workflow provides an integrated quality checklist and layout references to prevent common printing errors like edge-cutoffs, low-resolution images, and overcrowding before exporting to PDF or PPTX.

Why should I use HTML and CSS for academic poster design instead of PowerPoint directly?

Using HTML and CSS for academic poster design provides higher-fidelity layout and typography control than PowerPoint directly, allowing you to rapidly iterate web-based designs before exporting a finalized, slide-ready PPTX file.

Can I use python-pptx to directly assemble a research poster slide from AI visuals?

Yes, you can use python-pptx to directly assemble a research poster slide from AI visuals, serving as an optional conversion method alongside headless Chrome PDF export and LibreOffice conversion to generate editable slides.