storyboard-to-slides

You can generate PowerPoint slides from a CSV file by using a storyboard automation script that reads structured content and assembles a PPTX deck. This process requires a CSV defining slide layouts and python-pptx to programmatically build the presentation.

Yes, automating PPTX creation supports custom themes, fonts, and multiple image layouts such as image-left/text-right or top-image/bottom-text. The assembly uses predefined layouts mapped from your storyboard CSV and associated image assets.

Yes, you need python-pptx and Pillow to build presentations from a storyboard. python-pptx handles slide creation and layout structuring, while Pillow manages associated image assets and image manipulation required for backgrounds.

The best way to convert a storyboard document into a presentation deck is defining your content structure in a CSV file paired with image assets. An automation script then maps this data to predefined slide layouts, generating a complete PPTX file.

Supported slide layouts when building PPTX from CSV data include full-screen backgrounds, image-left/text-right, top-image/bottom-text, and two-column layouts. These predefined designs accommodate various visual structures for your presentation.

Limitations of using CSV data for automated slide generation include being restricted to predefined slide layouts and requiring properly formatted image assets. Complex, free-form PowerPoint designs outside the storyboard structure are not supported by this automated approach.