slides-polish

You fix typography and layout drift in an existing PPTX or Beamer deck by aligning each page against a visual reference. This process reviews rendered pages individually and applies surgical fixes to font sizing, text-frame geometry, and style leakage without altering your original content.

Per-page visual review for slide polishing is the process of comparing each rendered slide against a reference PDF to identify visually drifting elements. It enables targeted repairs for font-size mismatches, text-frame overflow, and italic style leaks while preserving the deck's claims and citations.

Yes, you need a reference PDF to align your slide deck's visual consistency. The tool requires this reference input to compare each rendered page, identify layout drift, and enforce safety constraints that preserve slide content and speaker notes during the typography repair process.

Yes, you can fix italic style leaks and text-frame overflow without changing slide content. The repair mechanism applies surgical layout and typography adjustments exclusively to visual elements, ensuring that claims, numbers, citations, and speaker notes remain strictly preserved and audit-ready.

The best way to ensure visual consistency across multiple Beamer slides is to use a reference PDF for targeted alignment. This method catches layout drift across pages, corrects font-size mismatches, and enforces callout discipline while keeping the original deck versioned and untouched.

Yes, speaker notes are preserved when applying targeted PPTX layout fixes. The process enforces safety constraints that keep speaker notes unchanged, version-tags the polished outputs, and logs per-slide fixes for auditability while correcting text-frame geometry and visual weight.