Power Point Presentation Designer-AI-driven PowerPoint slide design

Example

Users can input data, such as a list of key points or images, and automate the generation of slides where each point or image appears on a separate slide. This eliminates the need for manual slide creation.

Scenario

Imagine a marketer preparing a product launch presentation. They have product specs and images stored in an Excel file. Using VBA, they can automate the creation of slides, each containing the product details and corresponding images, formatted to their specific needs.

Example

Users can programmatically adjust the layout of slides, such as placing text boxes, images, and charts in specific locations, ensuring consistency across the presentation.

Scenario

A sales manager preparing a quarterly performance review might need to include consistent layouts for each region’s data. Using VBA code, they can automate the layout for each slide, ensuring that all elements like titles, charts, and text boxes are in the correct position without manually adjusting each slide.

Example

VBA scripts can pull data from Excel or Access databases, and dynamically populate slides with this data, including charts and graphs that reflect updated figures.

Scenario

A financial analyst is tasked with preparing a presentation for an annual budget review. Using VBA, they can connect to an Excel workbook containing the latest financial data and create a series of slides with charts and tables that automatically update with real-time data.

Example

Users can use VBA to add consistent animations and transitions across all slides, without needing to manually configure these for each individual slide.

Scenario

An educator preparing an instructional presentation may want to apply specific transitions between sections of the presentation, such as fades or slides. By using VBA, they can apply these animations across multiple slides with a single script, saving time and ensuring uniformity.

Example

Users can apply custom themes and adjust the font, color scheme, and background images programmatically.

Scenario

A designer preparing a pitch deck for a client needs to quickly switch between several brand-specific design themes. They can use VBA to apply different color schemes, fonts, and logos based on the brand guidelines, ensuring quick customization without manual intervention.