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01 / 14The companion catalog for OPF

The design dictionary for presentations.

Every theme, palette, font scheme, layout, and narrative an OPF document can name — curated, previewed, copy-pasteable. Built for humans browsing for taste, and for AI agents picking design choices by name.

Theme · Luxury
Annual Review · 2026
Quiet conviction
over loud claims.
"The design dictionary for presentations — human-readable, machine-queryable."
— Cover
01 / 24
Editorial·Luxury palette · Fraunces / Inter · Hero layout
Theme · Dark
● Launch · Q3
Speed is the only moat left.
2.4×
faster export
38ms
p99 render
100%
OPF coverage
Boost·Dark · KPI feature
Theme · Minimal
02 · Strategy
Ship the
narrow wedge.

Pick the smallest deck that proves the thesis. Then iterate against measured response.

Cool Horizon · Aptos02 / 12
Minimal·Cool Horizon · Two-column
Theme · Bold
01.
Make
them notice.

A high-energy palette for turnaround stories, launches, and rooms that need waking up.

Bold·Title hero
Theme · Classic
§ 04
Revenue at constant currency.
Classic·Data viz · Tenorite
02Themes

Four opinions on how a deck should feel.

A theme is a complete design system — color + type + background + default layout. Pick the one whose mood matches the room. Override the rest only when the exception carries meaning. 4 composed references live today, each linked to its constituent palette, font scheme, and layout.

Minimal

theme/minimal

"Clean, professional, versatile."

Cool HorizonAptosLight surface
Best forStrategy and planning decks · Product overviews · Internal team comms · Technical reviews.
Open theme
01 · Cover
Quarterly
strategy review.

Q3 2026 · Internal · v2.1

StrategyFY26
04 · Where we win
Today
Manual workflows · Best-in-class but siloed · 3 teams heavy users
In 90 days
Single source of truth · API-first · 12 teams reachable
Two-column04 / 12
08 · Trajectory
$24M
Q1 plan
$31M
+29% YoY
Data viz08 / 12

Classic

theme/classic

"Timeless, trustworthy, light."

Cool HorizonTenoriteOff-white
Best forExecutive briefings · Financial reports · Investor updates · Compliance materials · Formal leave-behinds.
Open theme
Hartwell Capital · Investor Letter
Patience is a
position.
§ 03
Revenue at constant currency.
§ 11
A point of view.
"The companies that last build for the next decade, not the next quarter. We invest with that grain."

Dark

theme/dark

"Bold, high-contrast, modern."

BoostSeafordDeep ink
Best forStartup pitches · Product launches · Sales kickoffs · Tech and SaaS · Large-screen environments.
Open theme
● Launching Now
PPTX
engine v2.

The 2.4× faster render path with native OPF support.

● Performance
Speed is the only moat left.
2.4×
faster export
38ms
p99 render
100%
OPF coverage
● Pricing
Free
$0
1k slides / mo · OPF · OSS
Pro
$24
Unlimited · API · Render farm

Bold

theme/bold

"Energetic, warm, attention-grabbing."

Burnt OrangeImpactWarm surface
Best forSales narratives · Brand strategy · Launch events · Creative pitches · Motivational decks.
Open theme
2026.
Sell the
future, not
the spec.
04.
The pipe
is full.

$74M qualified · 312 accounts · 92 in late stage. Time to convert.

12.
Go get
them.

Two weeks. Top 50 accounts. Personal outreach. Report Friday.

03Color schemes

14 palettes, each built to argue a different point.

Every scheme ships six accents, two lights, two darks, and hyperlink + visited tokens — addressable by OPF name. Mood, industry fit, and WCAG contrast are part of the metadata so AI agents pick well too. All 14 schemes currently score AAA on default ink-on-surface.

cool horizon
Strategy 2026
Cool Horizoncolor-scheme/cool-horizon

Cool blue-green palette tuned for professional business decks.

financeconsultingB2B
corporate blue
Annual report
Corporate Bluecolor-scheme/corporate-blue

Classic corporate blue with strong contrast — conservative business cues.

bankinginsuranceenterprise
steel blue
Operating review
Steel Bluecolor-scheme/steel-blue

Steel-blue palette for credible, data-forward presentations.

healthcareinsuranceresearch
deep purple
The intelligent layer
Deep Purplecolor-scheme/deep-purple

Purple-led palette for innovation and premium positioning.

AISaaSdesign
boost
Engine v2
Boostcolor-scheme/boost

High-energy digital accents for demos and launch moments.

technologySaaSAI
bold red
The turnaround
Bold Redcolor-scheme/bold-red

Confident red and teal accents for urgent, high-salience stories.

marketingsalesretail
burnt orange
Sales kickoff
Burnt Orangecolor-scheme/burnt-orange

Warm orange and red accents for energetic commercial decks.

salesconsumereducation
golden yellow
A bigger room
Golden Yellowcolor-scheme/golden-yellow

Bright yellow and teal accents for optimistic, high-visibility decks.

educationmediaevents
forest green
Impact report
Forest Greencolor-scheme/forest-green

Organic green palette for growth, health, and sustainability stories.

sustainabilityhealthcarewellness
pastel red
Customer love
Pastel Redcolor-scheme/pastel-red

Soft red and blue accents for approachable consumer stories.

consumerhospitalityHR
luxury
Hartwell Capital
Luxurycolor-scheme/luxury

Muted metallic and deep tones for premium, high-stakes decks.

luxuryprivate equityhospitality
vibes
Campaign concepts
Vibescolor-scheme/vibes

Expressive purple, green, and orange accents for creative decks.

advertisingmediadesign
slate gray
Executive briefing
Slate Graycolor-scheme/slate-gray

Neutral gray palette for understated executive communication.

consultinglegalexecutive
black and white
Statement of work
Black & Whitecolor-scheme/black-and-white

Strict monochrome contrast for formal, document-style decks.

legalfinancegovernment
04Font schemes

89 type pairings, specimen-first.

A font scheme names a heading + body combination, with weights, language family, and a readability score. Below: the dozen most-used schemes shown as full slides — because that's how a typeface actually feels. Browse the full 89 upstream schemes and 4 legacy aliases.

Aptossans-serif

A new system font, calibrated.

The default replacement for Calibri across Office. Reads modern, neutral, and clear at any size — great for product and strategy decks.

LatinHeading 600 / Body 400
9
Tenoritesans-serif

Engineered for spreadsheets, gentle on slides.

Microsoft's geometric grotesque. Slightly narrower than Calibri — good when columns are tight and headlines need to land.

LatinHeading 700 / Body 400
9
Seafordserif

Editorial weight without
the old-world crust.

A modern humanist serif. Use it when "quietly premium" is the entire brief — investor letters, brand essays, year-in-reviews.

LatinHeading 500 / Body 400
8
Impactdisplay

Make them notice.

Compressed condensed display for headline-driven decks. Body uses Grandview for legibility. Don't pair with quiet rooms.

LatinHeading 800 / Body 400
9
Calibrisans-serif

The default that built Office.

Familiar, safe, system-installed everywhere. The right choice when the rendering environment can't be controlled and you need every machine to look the same.

LatinHeading 700 / Body 400
9
Consolasmonospace

render(slide, opts);

// developer-facing decks · code reviews
// data dictionaries · API walkthroughs

LatinHeading 600 / Body 400
7
Browse all 89 font schemes →
05Layouts

470 named layouts. The structural grammar of a deck.

Spatial templates with content zones, placeholders, and alignment rules. Every layout is OPF-addressable by slug so agents can reference layout/hero-split and mean the same thing across tools. Filter by category, content type, or zone count.

Browse all 470 layouts →
06Narratives

Ten story shapes. Pick the arc, fill the beats.

A narrative is an ordered sequence of slide-level intents — hook, problem, stakes, solution, proof, ask. Each beat declares its own layout hint and content type. The result: an AI agent can compose a real deck from a single named arc.

Problem · Solution

narrative/problem-solution

Classic persuasion structure. Start with a compelling problem, then present your solution as the answer.

6–12 slides5–30 min4 layouts
01 · Hook
Hook
Open with a striking statistic, story, or question.
02 · Problem
Problem
Name the audience problem in concrete terms.
03 · Stakes
Why it matters
Quantify the cost of leaving it unsolved.
04 · Solution
Solution
Reveal the answer and connect to pain.
05 · Proof
Proof
Show results, demos, or testimonials.
06 · Ask
Next step
A direct CTA the audience can act on.

Investor pitch

narrative/investor-pitch

The canonical Seed → Series A arc. Market, team, traction, ask.

10–14 slides15 min7 layouts
01
Title
Company, tagline, raise.
02
Problem
Who hurts and how much.
03
Solution
Why now, why this shape.
04
Market
TAM / SAM / SOM.
05
Traction
Numbers that earn the room.
06
Team
Why this team can ship it.
07
Ask
Raise size, runway, milestones.

Board update

narrative/board-update

Quarterly reporting arc. State of business, asks of the room.

8–12 slides30 min5 layouts
01
Snapshot
Three numbers that frame the quarter.
02
Wins
Plan vs. actual on the headline metrics.
03
Misses
What slipped, what we learned.
04
Pipeline
Forward-looking commercial picture.
05
Risks
What could derail the plan.
06
Asks
Decisions and intros we need.
All 10 narrative arcs →
07The full catalog

14 dimensions. One shared vocabulary.

Every gallery dimension is an OPF-addressable namespace. Designers browse by sight; agents query by name. The numbers below reflect the live registry — sourced directly from the OPF schema on PPTX.dev.

08For AI agents

The catalog, queryable.

Humans browse by sight. Agents query by name. Every dimension is a stable OPF id — addressable from llms.txt, JSON endpoints, and JSON-LD structured data on every item page.

/llms.txt

Discovery index

Machine-readable index listing every dimension and endpoint. Agents discover the gallery without human curation.

/api/dimension.json

Structured JSON

One endpoint per live dimension. Stable schemas. Sourced directly from OPF canonical data on PPTX.dev.

jsonld @context

Per-item structured data

Schema.org JSON-LD on every item page so crawlers and LLMs can read what's on screen without parsing it.

# A typical agent flow — pick by name, render through PPTX.dev curl https://pptx.gallery/api/themes.json curl https://pptx.gallery/api/color-schemes.json curl https://pptx.gallery/api/narratives.json # …then compose the deck pptx render --theme=minimal --narrative=problem-solution --color-scheme=cool-horizon # → deck.pptx (also OPF, JSON, PDF)