slides-polish

To fix Beamer slides with text overflow, apply per-slide visual review and surgical layout fixes against a reference PDF. This polishes typography and resolves visual weight drift without altering content, reordering slides, or modifying figures and equations.

Yes, you can polish PPTX typography without changing content. The process applies targeted font scaling and text-frame resizing while explicitly preserving speaker notes and forbidding content changes, slide reordering, or figure and equation edits.

The best way to align slide fonts to a reference PDF is performing per-page pixel inspection using rendering tools. This matches slide-by-slide visual fidelity and corrects common projector readability issues like too-small fonts and italic style leaks.

Yes, python-pptx works for per-slide visual QA of academic presentations. It enables targeted PPTX fixes for font scaling and text-frame resizing while rendering tools handle page-level pixel inspection against a reference PDF.

Generated Beamer decks often have minor styling and Chinese glyph rendering issues from font drift during generation. A final per-slide polish pass using xelatex rendering corrects these visual fidelity problems while preserving original content.

To run per-page PPTX visual review and layout fixes, you need python3, python-pptx, pdfinfo, pdftoppm, soffice, and xelatex. These rendering and inspection tools enable page-level pixel comparison against a reference PDF.